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I know that command, but I don't know what you want me to do with that logging. There are no more information. Do you want me to execute wordpress php scripts with the lsphp binary with an other user? no, I don't know that.

I've tried it again with the webmin user, but there are no more Information. Only that lsphp process without anything. Or I'm missunderstood your answer.

you mean, I need to execute it with the www-data? But there aren't more information, even if I execute it on the docker container. USER PID %CPU %MEM COMMAND www-data 3254 0.0 0.2 lsphp www-data 3445 1.9 1.3 lsphp www-data 3446 2.8 1.5 lsphp www-data 3448 2.7 1.7 lsphp www-data 3450 2.0 1.3...

We had disabled the build-in crawler during earlier debugging. Here's a little part of the logfile.log: root@booba:~# watch -n 60 'ps aux | grep -E "CPU|Memory|php" | awk "{print \$1, \$2, \$3, \$4, \$11}" >> logfile.log' root@booba:~# cat logfile.log USER PID %CPU %MEM COMMAND www-data 3254...

Yes, but it's hard to debug those things if the high load comes over time (days). And there are some Wordpress Customer on this Server with those Load.

So again, here is an Update (7 days view) Web Monitor As you can see, we are at the Limits (nearly 5 seconds on most customers) Redis:

okay...again. Newest Graph for 2 Days (Web Monitor, Prometheus Blackbox Exporter): As you see, it's slowly increasing the load CPU Chillin: Ram Chillin: Memory Stack: Any ideas?

A friend of mine operates a Dedicated Root Server with the OpenLiteSpeed Server in a Docker container to serve multiple clients with their respective websites (all WordPress). All WordPress systems are on the latest version and use the LitespeedCache plugin in its latest version. Each of his...