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Shared Hosting on vps server
Hi have a dedicated server which i sliced into two vps with virtualizor. 1vps used for storage.another used for host some low traffic website.i use cpanel for that vps.but problem is sometimes i faced load problem.which is too much headache.i tried many things except cloudlinux. today i faced server load which i take screenshot. have a look and guess what happened and what i should do.
server config :
process manager during load:
process manager after 2hours, still load:
server load at first time i know:
Bandwidth uses this month by all site:
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OP why even waste the time to black out stuff when you do such a shitty job? I can easily read more than half of the domain names. If that's any indication of how serious you take things in general i am not surprised you have problems.
Check the other VPS and the host itself.
Ah, the joys of summer.
Is the end nigh though?
We get summers to get used to the Hell, so aye.
It's all starting to make sense now.
Not to mention his own IP on the second screenshot. The OP definitely knows what he's doing.
hahaha. seeing ip or domains is not point here to talk. still you think you do such a great job by seeing IP or domain. lol
So you are fine with it if i post them in plain text?
Why create a new topic while the old one still open for discussion?
https://www.lowendtalk.com/discussion/142451/vps-cpanel-server-overloaded-problem
To show badly redacted screenshots and avoid complicated requests like posting ps output obviously.
My guess is that OP totally forgot about the other thread because he performed a firmware update on his brain and previous data was lost in a selective manner.
Run htop on your VPS and see what process is creating the mess
You can fix this with my easy four step guide:
1) Give your clients 30 days notice to move away
2) Cancel your server
3) Take your site offline
4) Find a new hobby
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Usually at this step, a lot of people opening a new provider with a new name.
Good suggestion. seems you are experienced in that matter
hire system admin or server management company to optimize your server and fix the issue.