Plesk Jobs

Looking for Senior SysAdmin / DevOps (WordPress Infrastructure Issue) We’re currently looking for experienced: • Linux System Administrators • DevOps Engineers • Server / Infrastructure Engineers • Performance Tuning Specialists To help diagnose and stabilize a high-load WordPress environment. CURRENT SERVER STACK • Plesk 18 • Nginx • PHP-FPM 8.2 • MariaDB 10.11 (Thread Pool enabled) • Redis (Object Cache) • Cloudflare (WAF + proxy) WORDPRESS SETUP • Elementor + Pro (heavy usage) • Dynamic meta-heavy content (large wp_postmeta usage) • Gravity Forms • Unlimited Elements • Action Scheduler background jobs • High admin/editor activity • Frequent admin-ajax calls ISSUES WE&rsqu...

Hi, - CPU: AMD EPYC 7571 (8 core(s)) - Version: Plesk Obsidian v18.0.75_build1800260102.11 os_RedHat el8 - Operating System: AlmaLinux 8.10 (Cerulean Leopard) - Amazon Cloud Server - Currently we have 10 domains created in Plesk - Website is secured by - Wordpress, theme and plugins are up-to-date The problem: the CPU at a random time can spike and reaches up to 98% this is an example - We have reported this issue to our IT team multiple times, but we always get back to the same reply "check your plugins code and fix slow queries", and this is not possible, we are using the same WooCommerce plugin and them across many other domains and we dont have any other issues on our other servers. - From my understanding changes were applied in php-fpm settings - I contacted sucuri and...

My Plesk server is already up and running and the subdomain that will host the site is live. I now need the latest stable release of Moodle installed and fully operational on that space. Here’s what I expect delivered: • Deploy the current stable Moodle package under the existing subdomain • Create and link a new database through Plesk • Enable all required PHP extensions and set the correct file permissions • Configure the Moodle cron job from the Plesk scheduler • Hand me the admin login, plus a short note outlining anything I should know for future upgrades and backups Once the site loads without errors and the cron is firing, the job is done. If you have experience doing this in Plesk, it should be a quick win for both of us. Just install plesk...

My Linux server has gone offline in two critical ways at once: Plesk refuses to load, showing a “Server connection error,” and the public website now throws a “500 Internal Server Error.” Nothing in the interface is reachable, so I can only work over SSH. I need an experienced system administrator who can jump in immediately, trace the root cause, and bring everything back online fast. Typical work will involve checking service status, reading Plesk and web-server logs, inspecting recent updates, and repairing or rolling back whatever is preventing Plesk and the site from starting correctly. You’re free to use the tools you trust—SSH, journalctl, systemctl, nginx/apache utilities, MySQL tools—so long as you keep the server secure and document the ...