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I'm using drupal 6 website and i don't know to check which module or script uses high resource. Below is the graph for my website Resource Usage from my hosting provider. They intimate me to control the usage. Really i don't know how i am going to solve this. And i am in shared hosting.

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    You have 3 options really - 1. throttle visits to your site. 2. Profile your site to find out what's wrong. 3. Move your site to a better server. We can't really help you with any of those here, it's too localised to your server and site setup. I won't close this or anything though, someone might have a better idea
    – Clive ♦
    Commented Jun 19, 2013 at 9:51
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    I'd go for #2 on Clive's suggestions. Finding out how much resources your server has would be a good starting point and establishing whether it's suitable for you installation and requirements. I'd compile a list of modules that I have enabled and see if I can turn anything off. I'd try and look at caching options (if you haven't any). I'd also look at any custom modules that may be running on your installation, and skim through the code to see if it's written properly and has good logic. Also update your modules as that may improve performance (depends...). I don't know what else to suggest.
    – Beebee
    Commented Jun 19, 2013 at 9:57

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  • Use the Devel module It should show you a list of queries run when the page is loaded and the time taken to run the query. From there you can check which query is coming from which module.
  • You can also try a PHP profiler which gives you a lot of metrics.
  • Or try disabling your modules one at a time to decide when the load time gets really high
  • Another option lies in smarter caching
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I solved the issue by upgrading to VPS and also blocked the unwanted bots and limit the bot access.

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