The PHP memory_limit value helps you manage the memory usage within PHP scripts. It specifies the maximum amount of memory that a PHP script is allowed to allocate during its execution. This limit serves as a safeguard against scripts consuming excessive memory, which can lead to performance issues and potentially crash the server.
All of our Web and Cloud hosting plans come with fixed maximum memory_limit values. To check the value corresponding to your hosting plan, go to the PHP Info page on your client area and search for memory_limit:
If your website is built with WordPress, it may be using a lower default PHP memory_limit value. You can increase it up to your hosting plan memory limit by checking the following tutorial: How to Increase the WordPress Memory Limit.
If your project has grown and you need to increase the overall memory limit, you can consider upgrading your hosting plan ????
