Four Tips to Improve the performance of Linux VPS

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Four Tips to Improve the performance of Linux
VPS
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Four Tips to Improve the performance of Linux
VPS

• Almost best virtual server plans start with 256MB
  to
• 512MB of RAM at low cost and if you are going to
• upgrade these plans, it's too costly. In this
  situation by
• using Improve the performance of Linux VPS.
• Configure MySQL
• Disable Control Panels
• Disable system Services
• Configure Apache properly

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Configure MySql

• One of the best ways to expand your available RAM
  for Linux VPS is installing MySQL cache of the
  right size.
• If you noticed that your MySQL server instance
  is using too much memory, you can decrease the
  MySQL cache sizes.
• If MySQL gets slow down with large requests then
  increase the MySQL cache.
• By configuring Mysql you can investigate
  different sizes to see which one works the best
  For your needs.

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Disable Control Panels

• As we know, everyone love to use most popular
  control panels, like phpMyAdmin, Webmin, Plesk
  and Cpanel.
• However, with the help of disabling these
  control panels we can free up quite a bit of
  resources-sometimes it can be up to 120 MB of
  RAM.
• So it is a good idea to disable these control
  panels until we actually required them, however
  all control panels can be turned on with the help
  of a PHP script or shell command.

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Disable system Services

• This is a best way to improve the performance of
  VPS server is to disable any system services that
  are not in use and necessary.
• Services that are not in use will still use RAM
  and CPU time and might allow your server to be
  attacked remotely.
• If we are not using those services manage the
  startup which starts these services on every boot
  and disable them.

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Configure Apache properly

• The Apache server is a recognized for its role in
  the development of the World Wide Web so before
  expanding your RAM.
• Check how much memory Apache is using, and adjust
  the Start Servers and Min Spare Server directives
  as needed to save up more memory.
• With proper Apache configuration and checking how
  much memory Apache is using and adjusting the Min
  Spare Servers directive and Start Servers as
  needed we can free up more memory.

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Conclusion

• If you manage your dedicated virtual private
  server by using this simple and easy trick then
  it guaranteed that you can not only save the
  30-40 amount of RAM, which is used by your VPS
  but also you may save big money per month.

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