It is, using simple commands but sometimes it will kill the connections from clients even if the load is normal and if the time difference between the restarts is high, the server may become non-responsive and the restart command won't work.
The better idea is to trace out the exact problem and...
Right, you didn't mentioned about the load balancing before and now you are also stating that you need 100% uptime. In short it cannot be achieved with 2 servers.
Load Balancing :: You will have to setup a third server which will receive the actual requests and it will then redirect those...
For redirecting the users, install the mod_geoip module in Apache. It has its own database and you need to set the country_code and country_name to redirect the users. Read more: http://www.maxmind.com/app/mod_geoip
On the DB server, the hostname should be 'localhost' and on the Asia server, it...
Are you planning to have only 2 servers OR 3 servers (2 webservers and 1DB)? If you are looking only for 2 servers out of which 1 will be used only as a DB server, then all users will end up on the server in Asia.
To connect to the DB server, you have to grant all the permissions to the Asia...
What is your domain name?
You can check all the DNS settings i.e. name servers, A record, MX record etc of the domain at: http://intodns.com
If it is not registered yet, the above URL won't show anything for your domain.
Yes, changing of hosts file on the local machine will help the "OP" to start working on his website immediately. However, there is a downside as well, if he forget to remove the entries of the hosts file and if there is a problem with the name servers, he will be under the impression that his...
It depends on the Virtualization software that is installed on the hardware server.
If it is Xen, your hosting provider won't be able to view anything on your server. They will require the root password (though they can stop and mount your VPS on a directory to view the data but no one does...
If you are sure you are using guaranteed 2GB RAM on your VPS and it wasn't enough, then you should have more than 2GB on your Dedicated server.
If you are not sure if the RAM was guaranteed OR burstable, then it is possible the host is overselling and other VPSs are using more resources than...
1) Are quotas enabled on your VPS?
If not sure, ask your hosting company to enable quotas on your VPS.
If yes, try
2) If that doesn't make any difference, rename the "datastore" directory of your account i.e.
(where "username" is the actual username of the account) and run the above fixquotas...
On a plain VPS use yum to install the mysqli module
You have to restart the webserver for new modules to take affect.
On a cPanel server, use the 'easyapache' script that cpanel offers or use the WHM --> EasyApache option, to compile PHP with the mysqli module.
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