16 May
First Install kloxo, you get your VPS RAM is used much
This is my problem too.
First after have VPS. It show my RAM only use 10KB
After I installed Kloxo, I get my RAM use 170KB. Woww….. This is terrible
After search and find at Kloxo forum, we can fixed this problem.
AT SSH : You can see your ram using :
top
And you will find your RAM used and other information
For fixed our problem : This is usually because of using RAM by mysql
For Fixed this we must edit : /etc/my.cnf
For see this file : cat /etc/my.cnf
For exit from see your top : ctrl+C
For Edit from SSH :
- First we must have nano for editing. For install nano : yum install nano
- After finished install nano, first we copy our file : cp /etc/my.cnf /etc/my.cnf.old
- After copy, now we can edit. For edit using nano : nano /etc/my.cnf
- At below [mysqld] add this :
skip-bdb
skip-innodb
After Edit : for save, after your edit just press ctrl+X , and press y for save. - After edit, we must restart our mysql : service mysqld restart
- Bingo.
- See your top again : top
- And you will find your use RAM will decrease.



Posted by neil on 16.05.10 at 8:08 am
Wow.
Thank you for this easy tutorial. I have been searching the net for newbie guide to Kloxo and how to optimize it but there’s almost nothing out there for newbies like me. It seems that they were expecting the users to be already good at it.
Anyway, thanks again. It cut my server’s RAM usage from 57% (210 Mb) to 27 % (107 Mb). I don’t know if it’s still that high for Kloxo.
Anyhow, thanks again.
Gotta learn. Gotta learn.
Neil
Posted by admin on 16.05.10 at 8:08 am
Nice to know this blog helpful for others.
Posted by moost on 16.05.10 at 8:08 am
Try and switch from apache to lighttpd under kloxo. That will set your mem use down to 40-50Mb.
Posted by admin on 16.05.10 at 8:08 am
I am agree. Use Lighttpd for more light memory used.
Posted by ali on 16.05.10 at 8:08 am
thanks lowered my site usage from 180 to 60mb
Posted by admin on 16.05.10 at 8:08 am
Great to know your site now is better