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  "path": "/t/could-you-help-me-figure-out-please-what-is-causing-my-site-to-hit-cpu-limits/117626#post_5",
  "publishedAt": "2026-02-13T08:44:47.000Z",
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  "textContent": "bluepencil:\n\n> So I need to know what is using CPU limits. What file.\n\nThere is no way to know. On free hosting, we just aggregate the total CPU usage per account per day. We don’t store more granular data than that.\n\nPremium hosting is a bit better in that regard, but don’t expect miracles. The CPU usage is still aggregated per hour, and the only thing you get along with that are resource “snapshots” which tell you which processes were active. If you see that a lot of web processes were active, you can then compare that with your website’s access logs (also not available on free hosting, but it is on premium hosting) to try and make some guesses as to what requests are causing the high CPU load. But even that won’t tell you what code specifically caused the high CPU usage.\n\nWhat you are probably looking for is tracing and profiling, but that has additional cost and performance impact and is typically not included with any hosting.\n\nbluepencil:\n\n> Not really, the statistic shows very low hits. Like 3k out of 50k\n\nYou’re not wrong, but it is good to mention that your account was suspended for high CPU usage on the 9th and the 10th as well, and you had much higher hits usage on those days.",
  "title": "Could you help me figure out please what is causing my site to hit CPU limits?"
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