Prove a VPS Resoures (Cpu, Ram, Disk etc...)

Skura

Hello
I have centos 6 , I want to prove my VPS provider that the Ram, CPU cores and disk space are different from what I need to get

Which command to use?

thank you!

dfroe

Just to confirm: You bought an unmanaged VPS from a provider you don't trust and you neither know how to monitor CPU, RAM, Disk nor how to research that?

Hm.

deank

I think OP just wants to fight his host.

seriesn

@Skura said:
Hello
I have centos 6 , I want to prove my VPS provider that the Ram, CPU cores and disk space are different from what I need to get

Which command to use?

thank you!

Hold up boss!

• You got an unmanaged VPS.
  Ok No biggies. Almost all of us do.

• You don't know how to check how much RAM/CPU/Disk? Or monitor basic resource?
  Not sure if you are within the cancellation period. But this will be a painful journey for you and your provider.

• Why?
  Not everyone knows everything and we all learn and start learning somewhere. But to learn, you start by searching and not expect to be spoonfed.

Now the answer to your question?

Click this link.

dfroe

@deank said: I think OP just wants to fight his host.

Your thoughts are always so deadly pessimistic..

@seriesn said: Now the answer to your question?

Until hovering your link I thought you'd recommend him one of your fully managed servers.

seriesn

dfroe said: Until hovering your link I though you'd recommend him one of your fully managed servers.

I will pass. You can have him/her/it

AlwaysSkint

Fab. - best the responses of the month.

Abdussamad

df -h will tell you how much disk space you have, free -m for RAM and cat /proc/cpu_info for the processor. note processors can automatically clock themselves lower while idle.