LVE limits and PHP-FPM

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Ji-woo Kim Author
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just a quick thought on WHM resource allocation from the last thread, my real issue is setting appropriate LVE limits, especially when PHP-FPM is enabled for high-traffic cPanel sites. i'm wondering if there are specific kernel settings or LVE configurations that tend to conflict or provide better performance when both are in play. thanks in advance!

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Ahmed Syed
Answered 9 hours ago
Hey Ji-woo Kim, just a quick thought: 'I'm' always appreciates a capital 'I'.
i'm wondering if there are specific kernel settings or LVE configurations that tend to conflict or provide better performance when both are in play.
When PHP-FPM is enabled, ensure your LVE `Entry Processes` and `Physical Memory` limits are generous enough to accommodate your PHP-FPM worker pool settings (e.g., `pm.max_children`) to prevent premature resource caps, which is crucial for effective `cPanel Management` and `Resource Tuning`. Hope this helps your conversions!
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Ji-woo Kim
Answered 8 hours ago

Got it, marking as solved, the pointer on worker pool settings for LVE makes total sense now...

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