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Patrick Bass Submitted
Jun 7, 2026 9:51am Reviewed
Jun 7, 2026 9:51am Summary
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## Admin: Performance Monitor
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The Performance Monitor at **Admin → Performance** gives a real-time snapshot of server health.
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The Performance Monitor at **Admin → Performance** shows how fast your community is serving requests over the last 24 hours.
### What it shows
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- PHP-FPM worker count and queue depth
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- Database connections and slow queries
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- OPcache hit rate and memory usage
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- Disk usage for uploads and logs
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- **Slowest endpoints.** The top 10 routes by response time in the last 24 hours.
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- **Slow requests.** A count of requests that took longer than 500 ms.
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- **Error rate.** The share of requests flagged as slow, as a percentage.
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- **Recent slow requests.** A table of the latest slow requests with the URL, method, duration, memory used, and the member who triggered it.
### Interpreting the data
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- High request queue = traffic spike or slow requests.
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- Low OPcache hit rate = normal after a deploy.
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- A spike in slow requests usually means a traffic surge or a heavy page. Check the slowest-endpoints list to see which route is responsible.
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- A single member appearing repeatedly in the recent-slow table can point to an expensive search or export they are running.
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For alerting and historical trends, use your hosting provider's monitoring tools.
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Use this page to spot a regression early and decide where to dig in next.
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Admin: Performance Monitor
The Performance Monitor at Admin → Performance gives a real-time snapshot of server health.
What it shows
- PHP-FPM worker count and queue depth
- Database connections and slow queries
- OPcache hit rate and memory usage
- Disk usage for uploads and logs
Interpreting the data
- High request queue = traffic spike or slow requests.
- Low OPcache hit rate = normal after a deploy.
For alerting and historical trends, use your hosting provider's monitoring tools.
## Admin: Performance Monitor The Performance Monitor at **Admin → Performance** gives a real-time snapshot of server health. ### What it shows - PHP-FPM worker count and queue depth - Database connections and slow queries - OPcache hit rate and memory usage - Disk usage for uploads and logs ### Interpreting the data - High request queue = traffic spike or slow requests. - Low OPcache hit rate = normal after a deploy. For alerting and historical trends, use your hosting provider's monitoring tools.
