It often happens that, for some reason, the load on the server of your site exceeds the permissible limits. In this case, there are several ways to solve the problem, for example, "moving" to a dedicated server or reducing the load on the old one.
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Instructions
Step 1
Reduce server load by editing the file responsible for visiting your site by search engine bots. Since the load on the server directly depends on the traffic to your site, you need to reduce it in some way without losing the number of visitors. In this case, you can just use the modification of the visit settings of such users as Googleboot, WebAltBot and so on, denying them access to some sections of your site.
Step 2
If you are not interested in high traffic to your site, restrict access to it, for example, for unregistered users. In this case, most of the visitors who do not want to bother with registration will leave the site on their own, and those who are really interested in your resource will log in with their username and password.
Step 3
Pay attention to caching and indexing - in most cases it helps to take off the extra load of your site on the server. It is also advisable to use compression here. In addition, pay attention to special optimizer programs for sites, many of them are even provided by hosters on their own.
Step 4
Contact your hosting provider for advice on how their server users usually cope with reducing the load on sites. They usually give advice on reducing the load of scripts that require too many system resources to execute. Here you will have to work not only with them, but also with the number of users, since when they enter the site, almost every one of them uses this script in their work.
Step 5
Also, you will need to take into account the specifics of your hoster's server. If you are not satisfied with the terms of providing them with free space on the server for your site, think about "moving" to an independent server. It is possible that your site is ready for this at the moment.
