we have a problem with one of our web servers where the asp_net service eats ram like crazy and peeks the processor to 100% from time to time. We tried to sniff out what is going wrong but everything looks normal ...
View 1 RepliesI was told that cPanel itself eats about 128-256Mb of memory from the VPS, so if I want to have cPanel I need at least 384mb RAM to start few simple sites working.
Is it true? (I definitely need cPanel, abandon it - it's not an option)
What (as I think) require resources I need to work at the VPS:
1. Three php sites (osCommerce, MySQL, not ideal code optimization I believe, 80-180 visitors at the same time for all 3 in total)
2. One php photo gallery (20-50 visitors at the same time)
Those 4 sites generate about 70Gb bandwidth monthly.
3. cPanel.
which amount of RAM is required to get it working fast?
I'm having an issue with what I believe is Apache. Things will be running nicely, then all of a sudden things will just 'blow up'. Apache seems to fork a bunch of new processes, and it starts ripping into the memory. I've had it essentially eat through all the free memory and swap, and the system will then freeze up as there's no more memory. This is a CentOS server running CPanel, the configuration had been up and running for a long time without problems then this suddenly started happening.
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