Ressource Usage Limits Display in cPanel

Son_Gokou

• July 01, 2017 10:17

I would like to apply ressource usage limits for the accounts I have on whm. Like this: - Removed - I have some limits such as addon domains, aliases, autoresponders, bandwith, etc... but I also would like Physical Memory Usage, Cpu Usage and Virtual Memory Usage. Can you please tell me the addon I need to have on whm?

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  Jcats

  • July 01, 2017 18:55

  That is CloudLinux. It's not info you can display by default with cPanel by itself.

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  cPanelMichael

  • July 03, 2017 15:12

  Hello, You'd need to use the LVE Manager feature with CloudLinux for that functionality: CloudLinux - Main | New template Let us know if you have any questions. Thanks!

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  gillespatrick

  • April 13, 2020 23:47

  Hi, I have somehow the same issue: I have the "Enhance Reseller Hosting Plan" with Godaddy, which comes with WHMCS, 250 "white label" Cpanel accounts, 4GB of Ram, 90GB Storage, 2CPUs... My original Cpanel shows 0/4GB Physical Memory Usage, and 90 GB Storage... That is the one with a WHM attached. However, from that WHM, all the Cpanel accounts created come with only 512MB of physical memory. I have tried and read over and over from many other platforms but all proposed solutions are the "Select PHP Version" from the Cpanel. This said "cloudlinux"' option seem not to be available or enabled in my WHM...(not sure if it is a command line that I need to run thru ssh, to get it up...) This is what I am trying to accomplish, some of my Cpanels will be hosting magento ecommerces... and I need the Physical memory usage limit to be up to 2GB for some and 1GB to 3 GB for others... Also, would this limitation be smart and flexible where it could actually allow me to allocate let's say 3 to 4 different accounts of 2GB of physical memory usage limit eventhough I do not have that total, but somehow play with the remaining unused memory by the other accounts until the total limit is reached, or closed to being reached and suggest smart upgrades... or better configuration... Could you please help? Thanks. Regards.

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  gillespatrick

  • April 15, 2020 14:14

  Hello, You'd need to use the LVE Manager feature with CloudLinux for that functionality: CloudLinux - Main | New template Let us know if you have any questions. Thanks!

  
  Hi, Could you help me here?

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  gillespatrick

  • April 15, 2020 18:41

  Hi, Could you help me here?

  
  How do I activate the cloudLinux in my Cpanel?

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  CloudLinux Skhristich

  • April 16, 2020 14:58

  How do I activate the cloudLinux in my Cpanel?

  
  Hello, this information in our documentation can be useful Installation | Documentation

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