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cpu/disk/io abuse - how to find

seenuseenu Member

Hello,

Today a provider suspended my vps saying high cpu/disk/io abuse and they sent me this screenshot

https://prnt.sc/CS_BdOgL9J_Y

but honestly i am not able to understand anything from that

can anyone help me understand that?

is that genuinely load from my vps or a bug with qemu etc?

thanks in advance.

Comments

  • You're abusing CPU and Disk, as seen from screenshot. Maybe some crypto miner is in your VPS

  • @harris1111 said:
    You're abusing CPU and Disk, as seen from screenshot. Maybe some crypto miner is in your VPS

    I will check, now i am monitoring it

    i am more confused because it says qemu about which i have no knowledge.

  • harris1111harris1111 Member
    edited October 2024

    use htop in your VPS

    Thanked by 1seenu
  • SGrafSGraf Member, Patron Provider
    edited October 2024

    I'm thinkin here. How much of the memory do you actually use? Is there a swap partition configured and you are doing a lot of writes to it? (because you run out of physical memory)?

    Thanked by 1seenu
  • georgedatacentergeorgedatacenter Member, Patron Provider

    Check this also

    cat /sys/kernel/debug/sched/debug

  • they suspended that time so i couldn't check and now it is like this

    looks like mariadb causing load.

    it has cyberpanel installed with one wordpress website, which is fairly big size one.

  • SGrafSGraf Member, Patron Provider

    whats in the mysql logfile?

  • @georgedatacenter said: cat /sys/kernel/debug/sched/debug

    thats quite huge.... :)

    posted at https://pastebin.com/jcaajaqr

    @SGraf said: I'm thinkin here. How much of the memory do you actually use? Is there a swap partition configured and you are doing a lot of writes to it? (because you run out of physical memory)?

    there is 2GB swap.

  • layer7layer7 Member, Host Rep, LIR

    @seenu said:
    they suspended that time so i couldn't check and now it is like this

    looks like mariadb causing load.

    it has cyberpanel installed with one wordpress website, which is fairly big size one.

    Hi,

    your htop and the screenshot you pasted at first do not fit together.

    And the statistics the provider presented are anyway nonsense.

    How are you supposed to do 110.6 GB/s <-- per second?! reads ...

    Same with write or IO write or read. So that numbers you can ignore, as they are nonsense. Physically for sure impossible for the hardware you are on.

    This CPU usage ( 431% of 4 cores?! ) ... i mean ok, this stats take numbers anyway not too much seriously ( 9.1 GB memory vs. 8.6 GB according to your htop )


    Anyway, you are using a good portion of the CPU, but its not 100% like the stats of the provider show.

    Maybe your usage peaked for a certain amount of time and thats where this 400% usage were produced.

    On a shared VPS we would also limit this kind of usage IF its taken for a longer time duration. In a VDS environment ( dedicated resources ) thats of course not the case.

    You should ask your provider how much CPU usage is actually OK for him.

    Also maybe there are some long term stats available from the provider? The stats the provider posted is a moment in time. How were the numbers yesterday? Last week? ... Whats actually the average?

    Thanked by 2seenu gbzret4d
  • georgedatacentergeorgedatacenter Member, Patron Provider

    @seenu said:

    @georgedatacenter said: cat /sys/kernel/debug/sched/debug

    thats quite huge.... :)

    posted at https://pastebin.com/jcaajaqr

    @SGraf said: I'm thinkin here. How much of the memory do you actually use? Is there a swap partition configured and you are doing a lot of writes to it? (because you run out of physical memory)?

    there is 2GB swap.

    @seenu said:

    @georgedatacenter said: cat /sys/kernel/debug/sched/debug

    thats quite huge.... :)

    posted at https://pastebin.com/jcaajaqr

    @SGraf said: I'm thinkin here. How much of the memory do you actually use? Is there a swap partition configured and you are doing a lot of writes to it? (because you run out of physical memory)?

    there is 2GB swap.

    Yep, but there's no mining, so I'd have to check the database.

    Thanked by 1seenu
  • @layer7 thanks for detailed response, highly appreciate it!

    @layer7 said: And the statistics the provider presented are anyway nonsense.

    i was wondering same, how come one vps use like that and also the term qemu is new to me...so i thought is he referring to my vps or all vps'es in node :D

    I will ask them for longer stats and they say fair share usage (as usual) ;)

    and i see no error logs in mariadb too and load is much lesser now, i guess it is good (atleast for time being :) )

  • @georgedatacenter said: Yep, but there's no mining, so I'd have to check the database.

    error logs show nothing and load also seems to be fine for now.

    thank you for your response :)

  • yoursunnyyoursunny Member, IPv6 Advocate

    @layer7 said:
    You should ask your provider how much CPU usage is actually OK for him.

    "strictly fair share"

    It could mean 11% for 10 minutes or 90% for 6 hours.

    Thanked by 1tentor
  • layer7layer7 Member, Host Rep, LIR

    @seenu said:
    i was wondering same, how come one vps use like that and also the term qemu is new to me...so i thought is he referring to my vps or all vps'es in node :D

    Hi,

    yes sorry, forgot to mention that.

    This qemu process is actually your virtual server. The qemu is the hardware virtualizer software that creates the virtual server environment for the OS that you run on your server.

    And yes, simply talk with the provider and checkout how to solve this. Maybe also an upgrade of CPU power is required. Its normal that shared CPU offers wont be allowed to run on 100% for a very long time.

    That should be clarified... and whats the average usage actually and not peak usage.

    Good luck!

    Thanked by 1seenu
  • @layer7 said: And yes, simply talk with the provider and checkout how to solve this. Maybe also an upgrade of CPU power is required. Its normal that shared CPU offers wont be allowed to run on 100% for a very long time.

    its a ryzen processor with 5 cores so i guess i am already on a good vps.
    their wording is always like this... fair share like occasional bursts are fine but more than 6hrs of 100% usage is abuse.

    and now load seems to be very normal 0.18 0.31 0.35

  • @seenu said:

    @layer7 said: And yes, simply talk with the provider and checkout how to solve this. Maybe also an upgrade of CPU power is required. Its normal that shared CPU offers wont be allowed to run on 100% for a very long time.

    its a ryzen processor with 5 cores so i guess i am already on a good vps.
    their wording is always like this... fair share like occasional bursts are fine but more than 6hrs of 100% usage is abuse.

    and now load seems to be very normal 0.18 0.31 0.35

    All depends on how many VPS are sharing 5 Ryzen cores …. 15, 30, 45, 60 or 90

    c1v might do 600 in such as cases.

    Thanked by 3seenu host_c Frameworks
  • Lowest-hanging fruit is to set up an external monitoring tool with agent e.g. hetrixtools. It's free.

    Thanked by 2Kebab seenu
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