If updating "governor-MySQL" to version 1.2-83.1 has caused slowness in your websites, here are some steps you can take to investigate and potentially resolve the issue:

1. Check Server Resource Usage:

   • Use tools like top or htop to monitor CPU, memory, and disk usage. Look for any spikes or unusual activity that may be causing the slowness.

2. Review the Changelog:

   • Check the changelog for version 1.2-83.1 of "governor-mysql". Look for any changes or updates that could potentially impact performance.

3. Check MySQL Logs:

   • Review the MySQL error logs (/var/log/mysql/error.log or similar) for any error messages or warnings that might provide insights into the cause of the slowness.

4. Examine MySQL Queries:

   • Use tools like MySQL's SHOW PROCESSLIST or enable the slow query log to identify any particularly slow or resource-intensive queries.

5. Rollback the Update:

   • If the slowness is directly attributed to the update, you may consider rolling back to the previous version of "governor-MySQL" until a solution is found.

6. Check for Known Issues or Bug Reports:

   • Look for any known issues, bug reports, or forum threads related to the specific version of "governor-mysql" you installed. Other users may have experienced similar problems and found solutions.

7. Review System Configuration:

   • Ensure that your MySQL and server configurations are optimized for your specific workload. This includes settings related to memory allocation, buffer sizes, and query optimization.

8. Consider Consulting Support:

   • If you have a support contract with the provider of "governor-MySQL" or the control panel you're using, consider reaching out to them for assistance. They may have specific recommendations or updates to address performance issues.

9. Performance Tuning:

   • Engage in performance-tuning activities such as optimizing database queries, setting appropriate indexes, and utilizing caching mechanisms.

10. Monitor Performance Over Time:

    • Keep an eye on the performance of your websites over a period of time to see if there are any trends or patterns that could help identify the root cause.

Remember to always back up your data and configurations before making significant changes to your server or its components. Additionally, if you're unsure about any specific steps, it's a good idea to consult with a system administrator or support for your specific environment.