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Request critical issue with mysql service

hazdo

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hello mates hope you all doing okay
this i have been facing not valid a json request the problem i discussed earlier and i have tried solving it by restarting service and mysql however no solution
after some analysiz i found main server having a big cpu utilisation and i went to check service runing i found mysql with very high percent


and start loginig me out from panel i was unable to connect to panel and when i check logs i found this

Aborted connection 789319 to db: '' user: '' host: 'IP ADDRESS' (Got an error reading communication packets)
i check mysql manual i found this url
i tried some solution it is fine now

but i need to fix this prblm any idea mates?
 
Someone is trying to log into with wrong user. You'll need to trace if that user exists on your database and how it gets there in the first place. I don't know how it works from the UI, but I would search for the user in any configuration files to start with. Some more details on what's connected could shed some light and be more able to help.
 
Someone is trying to log into with wrong user. You'll need to trace if that user exists on your database and how it gets there in the first place. I don't know how it works from the UI, but I would search for the user in any configuration files to start with. Some more details on what's connected could shed some light and be more able to help.
but that is not that big to make cpu reach that very high and cause mysql get high usage and cause stream to blink and me to logout from panel
 
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but that is not that big to make cpu reach that very high and cause mysql get high usage and cause stream to blink and me to logout from panel
There are quite a few xtream processes opened there, your MySQL seem to be maxed out. I would start by having a dedicated box for MySQL and xtream in another. If you have multiple (many) xtream processes I’d advise hsving no more than 1 or 2 per box. You could front them with something like HAproxy for load balancing. If you’d like more accurate ways of avoiding being down, I’d need to know the number of requests you’re getting or expecting
 
There are quite a few xtream processes opened there, your MySQL seem to be maxed out. I would start by having a dedicated box for MySQL and xtream in another. If you have multiple (many) xtream processes I’d advise hsving no more than 1 or 2 per box. You could front them with something like HAproxy for load balancing. If you’d like more accurate ways of avoiding being down, I’d need to know the number of requests you’re getting or expecting
i will see about that i am using only LB for streams and MAIN have no conection and no client in and the main server is powerful 96 GB RAM DDR4 and 32 cores but LB need to connect to MAIN for DB need
 
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That's crazy man... I never seen a mysql server using that amount of memory.. what sort of traffic are you getting? how many concurrent users? Regardless of your current RAM, I would purchase another box of the same provider and put mysql alone there (you'll connect from PHP putting the private IP address of that new box instead of localhost). I guess you already tried to restart/kill those mysql processes...

- Kill all the mysql processes but the one with the highest CPU
- If you can still use the app, great, means that the others are spurious and shouldn't be there
- I'd advise getting a box for DB only, or pay for a Database as a service (research having MySQL as a service, that would save you headaches)
 
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