hi, i have a wordpress site, i have 20 plugin and my account get cpu limit suspension every 2-3 days, there is a way for check wich plugin cause this high cpu usage?
I’m not sure if there’s a way to check the usage of an exact plugin, but the largest/most powerful ones would be your best bet. That being said, 20 plugins is a lot to be used here anyways. I’d highly advise removing any unnecessary ones.
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Sadly, there is no way to tell which WordPress plugin is causing high CPU usage from the hosting side. Free hosting doesn’t show any detailed metrics, whereas premium hosting does, but even on premium hosting the server can’t inspect what any PHP script does under the hood.
If you want to know more why your website performs like it does, a profiler plugin is probably what you’ll need. A software profiler hooks into the code and takes measurements of how individual pieces of code are performing.
I don’t have any experience with profiling plugins for WordPress, but this article lists a few to compare: 11 Free Alternative WordPress plugins for P3 (Plugin Performance Profiler)
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