Wordpress wp-config.php memory limit - not updated when Container resized?
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Hi there,
not 100% sure, if I had a custom wp-config.php, but I found out, that the PHP Memory limit in wp-config still was set to 512MB, despite the container of WordPress (developer) was increased to 3 GB.Will this automatically be updated as well?
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Hi there,
not 100% sure, if I had a custom wp-config.php, but I found out, that the PHP Memory limit in wp-config still was set to 512MB, despite the container of WordPress (developer) was increased to 3 GB.Will this automatically be updated as well?
@dsp76 PHP memory limit is not automatically updated. PHP memory has to be tuned based on the plugins you have installed, this cannot be guessed from the memory limit directly. For example, you could have a minimal WP installation with a very high memory limit only for increasing Apache worker count.
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Hi there,
not 100% sure, if I had a custom wp-config.php, but I found out, that the PHP Memory limit in wp-config still was set to 512MB, despite the container of WordPress (developer) was increased to 3 GB.Will this automatically be updated as well?
@dsp76 said in Wordpress wp-config.php memory limit - not updated when Container resized?:
PHP Memory limit in wp-config still was set to 512MB, despite the container of WordPress (developer) was increased to 3 GB.
Yeah, these a two completely separate things really.
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