I believe a “node” error has something to do with Cloud services.
Ok, but you are still looking at symptoms and not the root cause of the problem. While I was logged into your site I noticed that both the frontend and the backend performance was terrible at all times. Not intermittently, but constantly. If ARQ was the root cause of whatever the problem is on this site then this is what I would see – when the ARQ Cron is actually doing something then I would see slowness/latency problems. Inbetween ARQ Cron run times ARQ is doing nothing and is idling. ARQ can check 5,000 files in a few milliseconds. ARQ can check 10,000 files in several milliseconds. ARQ is designed to handle checking extremely large numbers of files without causing any website slowness and has been stress / torture tested up to checking 50,000 files. The check on the AutoRestore wp-content folder for excessive files is more of a heads up check then a check that is telling you ARQ cannot handle checking that number of files. This check is designed to let you know that you probably have a lot of excess files in the wp-content folder that you really do not need to have and can delete. This may not be accurate in every single case, but here is the primary use case: A user has 20 Themes installed and is only using 1 Theme. There is no point in checking Theme files that are never going to be used. Those Themes should be deleted if they are not going to be used.
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