Resource Limit Reached Error Despite Low

[mmahdy]

Dear InfinityFree Support Team,

I am currently experiencing an issue with my website hosted on your free plan. When attempting to create and edit a new page, I receive an error message indicating that I have used all available resources. However, upon monitoring my resource usage, I have observed that my daily entry processes, CPU, and RAM usage are all below the average limits after site was suspended for over utilizing before.

Details:

• Hosting Plan: InfinityFree Free Plan
• Issue: Error message stating resource limit reached while creating/editing a new page
• Resource Monitoring: Daily entry processes, CPU, and RAM usage are consistently below average and not fully utilized

Steps Taken:

1. Monitored resource usage through the control panel.
2. Verified that daily entry processes, CPU, and RAM usage are within acceptable limits.

Despite these checks, the issue persists. I would appreciate your assistance in resolving this matter and identifying any potential underlying causes.

Thank you for your support.

[Frank419]

Please do not use AI to write your posts.

From what is left in your message after all the AI distorting, I sense an EP limit.

Do note that the EP graph shown is a EP failure graph. Even if it’s well below the limit, if you see it, then it means you’ve reached the EP limit, just not the EP failure limit.

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