It’s can be as when a client tries to connect MySQL server the request can be rejected and receive an error “too many connections “ to server has been reached. So you will have to increase max_connections request in my.cnf file in order to resolve this issue.
Login to your MySQL server and run this command to check Max_connection
show variables like “max_connections”;
As you can see the default connection is 151 So you have to increase it size.
To change the value of Max_connection can be done by set command
SET GLOBAL max_connections =512;
Now verify
It is temporary solution as when MySQL service will be restarted it will again set to default value 151. To make it permanent, change it in /etc/my.cnf file.
Now restart the MySQL service to take an effect.
You’re done
