- Server operating system version
- Plesk Obisidian v18.0.47 os_CentOS 7
- Plesk version and microupdate number
- Plesk Obisidian v18.0.47 os_CentOS 7
Hello,
We are a marketing agency from the Netherlands and we are using a VPS running Plesk Obisidian v18.0.47 os_CentOS 7. Since last week we are recieving a lot of spikes in the CPU ussage of the VPS. We are using the VPS to host the websites of our clients. Some are websites some are webshops. We are not getting 10.000 visits daily or weekly in total. Sometimes monthly 10.000 and we are currently hosting 28 websites and webshops on a 8 dedicated cores VPS with 16GB ram.
The command that is causing the spikes is php-fpm. And we think it has something to do with Mooieschoenen.nl. In the logs some random ip's are getting images from the website. We have no idea were that is coming from. We disabled all plugins etc and its stil happening. When we search Ipinfo the IP is coming from Microsoft.
I have added some screenshots of the CPU ussage. These are all 1-5 seconds apart of eachother. We dont know if it is normal to use that kind of CPU ussage so maybe someone can tell us.






Greetings,
Niels Koelewijn
We are a marketing agency from the Netherlands and we are using a VPS running Plesk Obisidian v18.0.47 os_CentOS 7. Since last week we are recieving a lot of spikes in the CPU ussage of the VPS. We are using the VPS to host the websites of our clients. Some are websites some are webshops. We are not getting 10.000 visits daily or weekly in total. Sometimes monthly 10.000 and we are currently hosting 28 websites and webshops on a 8 dedicated cores VPS with 16GB ram.
The command that is causing the spikes is php-fpm. And we think it has something to do with Mooieschoenen.nl. In the logs some random ip's are getting images from the website. We have no idea were that is coming from. We disabled all plugins etc and its stil happening. When we search Ipinfo the IP is coming from Microsoft.
I have added some screenshots of the CPU ussage. These are all 1-5 seconds apart of eachother. We dont know if it is normal to use that kind of CPU ussage so maybe someone can tell us.







Greetings,
Niels Koelewijn