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teox
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Date: 1/20/2012 3:36 am · Subject: Httpd process · Rating: -2
On a Webgui server with many sites running, I need to know what particular site is affecting Cpu, through https process over 100% How can we do that? --- (Edited on 1/20/2012 3:36 am [GMT-0600] by teox) --- |
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knowmad
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Date: 1/20/2012 8:56 am · Subject: Re: Httpd process · Rating: 1
I've recently wondered about this as well. My initial thought as to do an access log analysis around the domains folder to see if I could find one site that was significantly more active. Haven't written that code yet. Hopefully someone from Plainblack will chime in as I'd expect they've had to deal with this issue on their hosting platforms. William ---- --- (Edited on 1/20/2012 9:56 am [GMT-0500] by knowmad) --- |
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perlDreamer
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Date: 1/20/2012 12:32 pm · Subject: Re: Httpd process · Rating: 0
Server load is a combination of how many pages a site serves, and the amount of effort to generate the page (heavy pages with dynamic content vs light pages with static content). So knowmad is right on with the first approach. Check the sites to see who is serving the most pages. Then, use WebGUI's built-in debugging tools to see how much time the most visited pages take in time. I do have a tool that does the page generation time on the command line but it has some unfortunate side effects which make it not releasible to the public yet. --- (Edited on 1/20/2012 10:32 am [GMT-0800] by perlDreamer) --- |
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