High php-fpm cpu, slow response after upgrade

[TP75]

IMHO one could do some more thorough research and I posted some links to more background info in this forum already.

However, you are correct and this is a free world.

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@anon9582441

Php-fpm is normally much faster than mod_php/cgi versions because the PHP engine remains loaded between each request.

@andreas

htop shows php-fpm processes creating high cpu usage.

One could make a connection, I presume.

Furthermore, one could reconsider if:

1. the “much faster” is a requirement worth the apparent CPU load
2. the apparent “easy to set up, requires less config” is a positive or a negative

BTW keep it safe, keep it simple is an accepted requirement for a stable system setup, I presume.

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Some background info and discussion was provided in two post of same thread:

Urgent security issue in NGINX/php-fpm

IMHO installing a sustainable and efficient server is not a simple endeavour. This may not matter most in small scaled service groups and for home users. “Too many cooks spoil the broth.” & Beware of “quick and dirty.” First, keep it small and keep it simple. Consider if your Nextcloud installation actualy needs the ‘php-fm’ module as this is the NC home user forum, if I may recall. Trust the true experts in the background and there is good reason for an advice like "Note that most Ap…

Urgent security issue in NGINX/php-fpm

Please be aware I have no expertise of my own with NextcloudPi, unfortunately. However, some general advice in the following. Your system may be without the nginx server and happily away from the a.m. ‘NGINX/php-fpm’ issue. Check for your active webserver with: sudo systemctl status apache2 This should show your Apache 2.4 on the job or some other info. You may consult the below article for background information. Why NextCloudPi uses Apache and not Nginx Consult the NCP docs on the proje…

Hope this helps.

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Happy hacking.