Find process hitting limits

leonep

• March 14, 2020 05:39

I recently installed CloudLinux on my server.It is really amazing and i love their support is very fast and uncomplicated . I have find a lot of acounts hitting limits and my server is more stable. Now i want to work on account and understand what php processes hitting limits i think it's a limit of php-fpm but i can only know the pool and not the php process. Is there anything in cloudlinx to accomplish this? (as suphp I was able to identify the script) thanks

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  CloudLinux Skhristich

  • March 16, 2020 15:20

  Hello, What PHP script/process is guilty of reaching limits you can find out only from Snapshot User interface (LVE Manager) | Documentation . Also, you can monitor Apache logs on-line. Thanks.

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  cPanelLauren

  • March 16, 2020 19:01

  Thanks @CloudLinux Skhristich @leonep let us know if you have any questions or need any further assistance.

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  leonep

  • March 16, 2020 19:20

  snapshot only report pool i am at the starting point . is it a design limitation of php-fpm ? the are no other way to know php file ? thanks

  PID	CMD	CPU	MEM
  3671433	php-fpm: pool xxx	1%	34
  3671436	php-fpm: pool xxx	0%	30
  3671438	php-fpm: pool xxx	0%	26
  3671439	php-fpm: pool xxx	1%	23
  3671442	php-fpm: pool xxx	0%	26

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