So your site is growing, your scripts are being heavily utilized, and then suddenly your webhost sends you an email, warning you about the CPU quota errors and that if you do not sort them out, your hosting account can be stopped or cancelled.
Showing posts with label cPanel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cPanel. Show all posts
Monday, April 23, 2012
Wednesday, April 11, 2012
[VPS] CloudLinux Best Choice To Manage Resources
So you bought a VPS server from say, HostGator, and you are wondering how to manage that server to start your reseller business, and start offering shared hosting.
The best way to achieve that is to rely on CloudLinux on your VPS. CloudLinux automatically divides the resources so each client can get specific resources. Later on, you can start charging extra money for additional sites hosted on your VPS.
The best way to achieve that is to rely on CloudLinux on your VPS. CloudLinux automatically divides the resources so each client can get specific resources. Later on, you can start charging extra money for additional sites hosted on your VPS.
Tuesday, April 10, 2012
[VPS] WHM/cPanel Consumes 512 MB Alone!
If you were going for a VPS package, and was considering using the WHM/cPanel script, beware that the VPS version of this script consumes 512 MB RAM easily, even when claimed it only consumes 300 MB.
If you were migrating from shared hosting to a VPS package, get a real 1.5 or 2 MB, else ditch the WHM/cPanel option. cPanel is going to just about max out any RAM less than 1.5 MB.
If you were migrating from shared hosting to a VPS package, get a real 1.5 or 2 MB, else ditch the WHM/cPanel option. cPanel is going to just about max out any RAM less than 1.5 MB.
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