What can I do? I have DNN NB_Store website / shop. I had about 300 150 Kb images in the store (now I have only 80, maybe issue is over now) Is this bootstrapping all the images at each page load consuming to much memory? Or is it the complete website caching in the application pool?
Thanks for contacting Arvixe. I'll be glad to investigate this bizarre downtime issue you are describing about the application pool continually stopping. I truly apologize for any inconvenience this has caused you and I can only imagine the frustration this must have given you. We understand that reliable services is important and if something is wrong on our end, then we'll certainly hold ourselves accountable for it.
Actually, I've seen many cases like the one your are describing quite often. Believe it or not, it's an automatic server safety feature that turns off the application pool. In almost all cases it's generally due to a scripting issue. That basically means some code on your site is likely overloading the server and exceeding the allowed memory for your hosting package.
So the solution is generally one of two things.
2. or, the site in question may have outgrown the current hosting environment you are in.
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most likely the memory is used for caching. how do cache settings in Host Settings look like for your DNN?
Shall I set Cache Settings to Heavy? If ARVIXE allows this, I seem to have limited server cache memory, for my hosting plan, maybe Heavy is more and faster paging, like more data going up and down, more refresh cache, not necessarily costing more paging space.
if you set caching to heavy, memory size will further increase. did you configure some modules for memory output caching (see module settings)?
As I think of it problems could have been started when I installed Blog module months ago, adding pages all the time, maybe 2 or 3 times a month.
Increasing Blog is burden on server memory?