When checking Production, an Apache thread was seen to be using up a lot of resources.
Is it possible this could be a bit misleading “in that”, the actual culprit is caused by MySQL, if the site happened to be using MySQL.
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When checking Production, an Apache thread was seen to be using up a lot of resources.
Is it possible this could be a bit misleading “in that”, the actual culprit is caused by MySQL, if the site happened to be using MySQL.
Yes, this is definitely possible. However, if you see the httpd thread using a lot of resources, it’s Apache. It could be some sort of interaction between httpd and mysqld. Try examining the logs of Apache and Mysql.
Some more info will help:
Are they both running on the same server? Can you be more specific about the problem and what causes it?