I currently have one small VPS which I am using to host a Wordpress site (Nginx,PHP5,MariaDB). I have started to run into some memory issues (DB crashes) indicating it's probably time to move to a larger VPS.   I have two options:   I can upgrade the current VPS doubling it's memory. I can keep the current VPS, add a second same sized VPS, and move      MariaDB to it.   The additional costs for either option would be the same. As a rule of thumb which solution is likely to provide overall better performance and stability?  EDIT  I don't think the  is in fact duplicate. That question in very broad and is more about general solutions for capacity planning. What I'm trying to understand is the relative merits of two possible solutions and how to better evaluate between them. The specify capacity issue (memory shortage) is mostly ancillary to my question.
This is a  about  Related:      I have a question regarding capacity planning. Can the Server Fault community please help with the following:   What kind of server do I need to handle some number of users? How many users can a server with some specifications handle? Will some server configuration be fast enough for my use case? I'm building a social networking site: what kind of hardware do I need? How much bandwidth do I need for some project? How much bandwidth will some number of users use in some application?
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