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A recommendation delivered to a WordPress site on synsmarts after an incident. Numbers as measured. Site name withheld.

High incident 5ea5014e · 2026-08-22

Reduce PHP-FPM pool concurrency

12 workers exhausted the safe process headroom during the incident.

Details

With pm.max_children at 12, the pool ran past the memory the site was reserved. Set to 9, requests still run in parallel and the pool stays inside the reservation, so the incident does not recur.

Measured impact

PHP-FPM pool workers

Before
12
After
9
Reduction
25%

Settings change

php-fpm/www.conf +1 −1
@@
1 pm.max_children = 12
1 pm.max_children = 9
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