If you’re seeing a notification in your mybox panel regarding resource limits, it means your website’s activity has outpaced its current capacity. This usually happens during a surge in traffic or when performing resource-heavy backend tasks.
To ensure your site remains fast and accessible, here is how to handle these limits based on your specific hosting plan.
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For FlexBox Users: Activate Elastic Scaling
Your plan is designed to grow with your needs. If you hit your base limits (for example 6 CPU and/or 4 GB RAM), you can instantly bypass these bottlenecks.
- Enable Elastic Scaling: If it’s currently off, turn it on to allow your site to draw more power automatically.
For OneBox Users: Boost Your Power
As a freemium plan user, hitting a limit means you’ve reached the top of your current tier.
Add-on Boosts: You can expand your available resources by purchasing specific add-ons. These boosts provide the extra CPU and RAM needed to handle increased workloads without moving to a full paid plan.
Don’t worry if the warning message doesn’t vanish the moment you upgrade or toggle a switch. The “limits reached” alert is designed to stay visible in the mybox panel for up to 24 hours. This ensures you are aware that a peak occurred, even after you’ve resolved the capacity issue.