This plugin check For High Memory Usage and also include the result in the Tools => Site Health Page. Our Premium version can modify the necessary files to increase your WP Memory Limit and PHP Memory without risking accidental file modifications.
Memory Usage
WordPress Memory Limit (*): 40MB | Your usage now: 33MB | PHP Memory (**): 2MB
Our plugin cannot function properly because your WordPress memory limit is too low. Your site will experience serious issues, even if you deactivate our plugin.
Understanding Memory Usage in WordPress.
To comprehend the entire process of memory usage in WordPress, you need to grasp three key points:
1) Total server memory (HARDWARE MEMORY):
Server memory refers to the total physical memory of your server and can only be increased through physical intervention, which should be requested from your hosting provider. Look the TAB Hardware Memory above.
2) PHP Memory**:
PHP Memory is usually defined in the php.ini file (the default configuration file) located outside your WordPress environment. It must be lower than the PHP memory (point 1).
(**)Instructions to increase PHP Memory:Click Here to learn more
3) WordPress Memory Limit*:
WP Memory Limit is the maximum limit WordPress allows for each user and script of your site. It must be lower than the PHP memory (point 2).
(*)Instructions to increase WP Memory Limit:Click Here to learn more
How to Tell if Your Site Needs a Shot of more Memory
If you got Fatal error: Allowed memory size of xxx bytes exhausted or
if your site is behaving slowly, or pages fail to load, you get random white screens of death or 500 internal server error you may need more memory. Several things consume memory, such as WordPress itself, the plugins installed, the theme you’re using and the site content.
Basically, the more content and features you add to your site, the bigger your memory limit has to be. if you’re only running a small site with basic functions without a Page Builder and Theme Options (for example the native Twenty twenty) maybe you don’t need make memory adjustments. However, once you use a Premium WordPress theme and you start encountering unexpected issues, it may be time to adjust your memory limit to meet the standards for a modern WordPress installation.
Increase the WP Memory Limit is a standard practice in WordPress and you find instructions also in the official WordPress documentation (Increasing memory allocated to PHP).
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