• Hello Sirs,

    NOTE: I’m not an AWS professional so I might mention some terminologies here that might sound incorrect. Please correct me if needed. Thanks!

    I only have basic knowledge about Linux servers, but I have access to SSH.

    Sorry for the lengthy topic. I badly need help. I appreciate your help here.

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    I have developed a website which is hosted in AWS servers. I was not the one who setup the architecture part in AWS. Here’s the diagram of the architecture: https://prnt.sc/xwnaws. I just installed the web servers (Apache, PHP etc) using an online guide and since then, the website was running smoothly.

    Basically, the 2 servers’s public_html folders are mounted in EFS. I don’t have direct access to AWS console but as I remember the size of both servers are t2.large.

    HERE’S MY PROBLEM:
    Recently, I keep getting a downtime report from Uptime Robot. The downtime lasts usually for about 5 mins and get up and running again. At first, the downtime frequency was low but time came that it happened almost every 30 minutes. When someone investigated the issue, they say that there’s an IOPS issue and they had to detach the other server from the target group. Now the website is running and no downtime is being reported.

    They asked me to give the IOPS needed for my WordPress application so they can adjust the server’s configuration accordingly.

    MY QUESTIONS:
    How can I know the needed IOPS for my application?
    Is there any Linux command that I can run so I can know this information?

    Here’s my WordPress Installation details:
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    Wordpress version: WordPress 5.3.2

    Plugins Installed:

    Admin Menu Editor
    Advanced Custom Fields
    All In One WP Security
    Anps Theme plugin
    Asset CleanUp: Page Speed Booster
    Benefit for Woocommerce
    Better Notifications for WP
    Categories Images
    Classic Editor
    Coming Soon Page, Under Construction & Maintenance Mode by SeedProd
    Contact Form 7
    Contact Form 7 Datepicker
    Custom Options Plus
    Custom Post Type UI
    Duplicate Post
    Duplicate Widgets
    Edit Flow
    EventON
    EventON – Full cal
    Exit Notifier
    Heartbeat Control by WP Rocket
    Newsletter
    Popup Maker
    Product Input Fields for WooCommerce
    Purchase Order Gateway for WooCommerce
    Really Simple SSL
    ReCaptcha v2 for Contact Form 7
    Responsive Posts Carousel
    Restrict User Access
    Search Regex
    Site Last Modified
    Slider Revolution
    To Top
    Ultimate Addons for WPBakery Page Builder
    Ultimate Member
    Ultimate Member – reCAPTCHA
    W3 Total Cache
    Widget CSS Classes
    Widgets On Pages
    WooCommerce
    WooCommerce Multilingual
    WooCommerce Purchase Order Upload AddOn
    WP Clone Menu
    WP Mail SMTP
    WP Sticky Sidebar
    WPBakery Page Builder
    WPML Media
    WPML Multilingual CMS
    WPML String Translation
    WPML Translation Management
    WPML Widgets
    YITH WooCommerce Request A Quote Premium
    Yoast SEO
    Zeno Font Resizer
    Zeno Font Resizer Shortcode

    Web Server’s Details:
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    Server version: Apache/2.4.41 ()
    Server built: Oct 22 2019 22:59:04

    PHP 7.2.24 (fpm-fcgi) (built: Oct 31 2019 18:30:51)
    Copyright (c) 1997-2018 The PHP Group
    Zend Engine v3.2.0, Copyright (c) 1998-2018 Zend Technologies
    with Zend OPcache v7.2.24, Copyright (c) 1999-2018, by Zend Technologies

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    I appreciate it if you can give me your recommendation on my problem.

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    (@gulfinsider)

    Hello,

    I appreciate it if someone can shed light on this issue for me.

    Thanks!

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