Limit CPU / RAM per cpanel user?

PremiumN

Hi guys,

Im on an OpenVZ VPS and would like to know how to limit CPU/RAM allocation for users. When i had KVM, i used to be able to control that via cloudlinux.

I dont want the server shutting down because of a client abusing resources etc...

But is there an alternative perhaps?

Thanks!

shovenose

Well, you could stop being cheap and not use an oversold VPS to provide hosting to your clients?

jar

http://docs.cpanel.net/twiki/bin/view/AllDocumentation/WHMDocs/MemoryUsage

http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/core.html#rlimitcpu

PremiumN

@shovenose said:
Well, you could stop being cheap and not use an oversold VPS to provide hosting to your clients?

Just because its openvz doesnt mean its oversold

PremiumN

@jarland said:
http://docs.cpanel.net/twiki/bin/view/AllDocumentation/WHMDocs/MemoryUsage

http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/core.html#rlimitcpu

Thanks. Will have a look at this...

AlexanderM

@shovenose said:
Well, you could stop being cheap and not use an oversold VPS to provide hosting to your clients?

This is the provider that offers openvz hosting and discontined his KVM company.

Ok then.

shovenose

@AlexanderM said:
Ok then.

Haha well almost nobody from LowEndTalk/Box uses ShoveHost openvz because "it's too expensive" so yes, I'm going to assume that anybody who posts here uses some garbage oversold provider.

tuguhost

@shovenose said:
Haha well almost nobody from LowEndTalk/Box uses ShoveHost openvz because "it's too expensive" so yes, I'm going to assume that anybody who posts here uses some garbage oversold provider.

Lol

Cheap isnt always mean bad

i have 8 too cheap vps that i purchase from let and most of them has 99%++ uptime

Patrick

@shovenose said:
Haha well almost nobody from LowEndTalk/Box uses ShoveHost openvz because "it's too expensive" so yes, I'm going to assume that anybody who posts here uses some garbage oversold provider.

Price doesn't dictate quality, if you think your service is good because it's higher price then others then you're wrong.

Anyone who believes in low price meaning crap quality/service should just leave (or you're buying from all the wrong "new" companies) because there is a good batch of providers for ~$7/mo.