My account was reactivated today, but shortly afterward it was suspended again because the CPU limit was exceeded. I would like to understand why this is happening and what specifically is causing the high CPU usage.
Could you please provide more details about:
Which website/script/process is consuming the most CPU resources?
Is there a specific PHP script, database query, cron job, or plugin causing the high CPU usage?
What type of activity triggered the CPU limit?
Is the CPU usage related to website traffic, bots/crawlers, or a problem with my website code?
Is there any log or report available that can help me identify the source of the CPU usage?
I want to fix the issue rather than repeatedly waiting for the account to be reactivated. Please let me know what is causing the high CPU usage and what changes I should make to prevent the account from being suspended again.
Free hosting does not keep any logs, entries are discarded right after they are aggregated into the chart. So no there aren’t any hidden details on the server that “support” can provide to you.
Neither could we troubleshoot CPU usage for you, so you must rely on yourself to figure out what is hogging resources.
Only PHP code generates CPU usage. Database uses is not counted against your account’s CPU usage, and cron jobs are not supported.
“plugins” are a concept within your specific website software. From the server’s perspective, it’s all just PHP code, and there is no way to narrow it down to specific plugins.