How Can I Monitor The Resources That My Account is Using?
Viewing Current Resource Usage
You may check the current resource use of your account using a few different methods:
Top (via Command Line)
You may use the Top command in cPanel's Terminal Application or SSH to see how much resource you are now using. Top, a built-in Linux program, lets users keep an eye on how much system resource is being used and what processes are active on the system.
The following third party link thoroughly explains the command's usage:
https://www.howtogeek.com/668986/how-to-use-the-linux-top-command-and-understand-its-output/
Resource Usage (via cPanel)
You may also get information on resource use from your cPanel. You will see an overview of your account after launching the Resource Usage Application in cPanel (located in the Metrics Section).
As you can see from the image above, there haven't been any problems with this domain in the last 24 hours. But one of the following messages might appear to you:
Your account has exceeded one or more resource restrictions in the previous 24 hours, resulting in a limitation on your site. Further details on the resource (or resources) that set off the limit will be shown by cPanel.
Your website may soon reach its resource limits - This is a preliminary alert that the resources on your account are probably going to be depleted shortly. More details on which resource might set off a limit will be shown by cPanel.
How Can I See Detailed Information Regarding My Resource Usage?
To see detailed information regarding your resource usage, you can click either the Current Usage Tab or the Details Button:
You are able to filter both the Timeframe as well as the Time Unit, to locate specific issues from days to even minutes.
Snapshots
PID - This is the process ID
CMD - This provides the actual command the process ran
CPU - This is the CPU usage utilized by the process
MEM - This is the amount of MB utilized by the process
*Please note that If the resource limit message relates to a database, use the Database Queries tab to see information about problem queries. Alternatively, you can use the HTTP Queries tab to view information about issues with HTTP.
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