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WordPress server monitoring: CPU, memory, disk and load

WPShift records CPU, memory, disk usage and load for every server it manages and keeps the history. Readings are collected roughly once a minute, over the connection WPShift already has to the server, so there is no agent to install.

Free plan available. Paid plans include a 7-day trial. Server costs are separate.

In the dashboard

One server's resource history, and every server compared.
One server's resource history, and every server compared.

Plans

Which plans include server monitoring

  1. Free €0 included
  2. Solo €5,99 included
  3. Studio €14,99 included
  4. Scale €29,99 included
Server metrics and alerts, from the Free plan
€0
Uptime monitoring, a separate feature, from Solo
€5,99

Per month, excluding VAT. Server costs are separate.

The charts show the last 24 hours by default, with longer history behind them. Server metrics and alerts are included on every plan.

Reading the charts

What the four measurements show

Disk usage that climbs steadily has a date at which it runs out, and you can work that date out from the chart. Memory that does not return to its earlier level after a change is worth investigating.

Disk usage and bandwidth are also recorded per site. CPU and memory are recorded per server.

CPU, memory, disk and load for one server over 24 hours.
CPU, memory, disk and load for one server over 24 hours.

Comparing

Every server on one chart

Look at one server on its own, or at all of them together to see where capacity is free.

Every server's resource usage on one chart.
Every server's resource usage on one chart.

The record

Check a change against what ran

Every operation WPShift runs keeps its steps and output. When the charts change, you can check them against the operations that ran at that time.

Questions

Questions about server monitoring

Is this the same as uptime monitoring?
No. Server metrics describe resource use on a server you manage. Uptime monitoring requests a site from outside its server. They are separate checks with separate settings.
Will this tell me which plugin caused a change?
Not on its own. The charts show when the server's behaviour changed. The site's plugin and theme list, its logs and the operation record are where to look next.

Set up your first WordPress server

Connect your cloud account, let WPShift prepare the server, and add a site.

Free plan available. Paid plans include a 7-day trial. Server costs are separate.

The setup, in three steps

  1. Connect your cloud account
  2. Choose the region and size
  3. WPShift sets up the server