Hi @devworlds
This looks like a stack trace from WordPress/WooCommerce that’s causing high CPU usage on your server. The trace shows multiple function calls related to WooCommerce and Jetpack connection/configuration, which could be causing performance issues. Here are some suggestions to address this:
- Please try temporarily disabling WooCommerce and Jetpack. This will help us determine if these are the source of the CPU spike.
- Increase PHP resources. Check and potentially increase of max_execution_time and memory_limit.
- Implement caching If you haven’t already, implement a caching solution like FlysingPress, W3 Total Cache or Redis object caching.
- Check for conflicts. To do so, you can follow the step by step guide shared here: https://woocommerce.com/document/how-to-test-for-conflicts/
I hope this helps! Please let us know how it goes or if you need further assistance.
Hi,
I did all off those testing. But i when both dokan and wocommerce active together increasing CPU.
thanks
Hi @devworlds,
I did all off those testing. But i when both dokan and wocommerce active together increasing CPU.
Did you already have a chance to test with only a default theme like Storefront and WooCommerce as the only active plugins to see if the issue persists? You can also test with only the Storefront theme and no plugin to eliminate any server-related issues.
Please try this and let us know.
