Check Your Resource Usage

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Log in to your MyKinsta dashboard and select the site you want to view. You can view resource usage via the Analytics menu and activity logs via the Activity Log menu .

There are also additional tools and methods you can use to complement this.

Please note that any limits you see imposed on your site will be slightly lower than those required to keep it running.

Because?

Let’s say your website is on a shared server, along with many other clients and their sites (note that this would not be the case for Kinsta). As your website starts to attract more traffic, the server hosting all of these websites, including yours, processes more and more requests to handle your growing traffic.

If your popularity streak continues, the server will eventually reach its resource limits for all the sites it hosts, including yours. You can spot this trend early to avoid downtime. A good hosting provider keeps an eye on volume. Your web host should contact you to warn you that your site will go down if it continues to consume resources at a rate greater than your bolivia phone number data plan allows.

Check the Internal Processes Running on Your Site and Third-Party Code
The cause of a “508 Resource Limit Is Reached” error is not always external. Resources may be consumed excessively by one or more unauthorized processes running internally on your site, such as:

Site Backups
Cron Jobs
Long or complex database queries
A hacked site running a malicious script
Third party code
In the case of third-party code, this can often be due to a specific extension of the content management system (CMS) . If, for example, you use WordPress and have one or more plugins installed that regularly consume more resources than allocated, you will sooner or later encounter 508 errors.