Is this cpu steal acceptable?

cybertech

i would chargeback yesterday.

lowendlurker

@cybertech said:
i would chargeback yesterday.

I believe in miracles, not ruining me financially

jnd

It's highly unfair. Others can steal your CPU but you can't steal it from someone else.

DeadlyChemist

@jnd said:
It's highly unfair. Others can steal your CPU but you can't steal it from someone else.

you can always go to wallmart

AvaHosting

@lowendlurker said:

@AvaHosting said:

@lowendlurker said:
Is such high steal value acceptable?
Performance is very bad even for the price... 11€/y
It was fine in the beginning but after few months became very bad.

After opening ticket with provider they said, everything is fine.

Not sure if I have wrong expectation...

In the end I said "If you think this is normal, please close the ticket"
Ticket got closed.

Hi,

Could you please send the ticket number? We want to check, please provide a ticket number or IP

Best Regards,
Ava.hosting

Thank you.
Ticket: #448496

I cannot check about performance now, ssh not connecting.

Hi, dear lowendlurker.

Looks like now is fixed? Can you confirm?
Also this is a cheapest VPS server, we can't guarantee that will have always good performance. Since it have low resources and the low pricing also attracts some "abusive clients"

If this still happening, try to request to move to other node.

Kind Regards,
Ava.hosting

lowendlurker

Hello, it is usable, as expected now.
Thank you a lot for your efforts!

risharde

Dont think I have ever seen steals that high even lowend wise

crystal

@harrison said:
How to read that top screenshot @lowendlurker ? Is it "Few processes but CPU utilization is at 2.3" ?

No, the problem is that the virtual CPU is spending 47.7% of it's time waiting for the host CPU to allocate cycles to it (as indicated by 47.7 st) in spite of the low idle load, which indicates that the host is either massively overprovisioned, or has some abusive VMs that are constantly slamming their CPU and preventing other VMs from using their fair share of compute time on the host CPU.