Hi,
yes they are.
Did you run these commands on both servers at the same time or one after the other?
As you can see Server1 roughly is twice as fast as Server2 in regard of DiskI/O.
Are there maybe Limits set for IOPS/iolimit/ioprio? (Only your provider can answer these questions).
To see if it's your Resellers/Customers that are creating such high I/O wait, you could try and just stop httpd all together for 5-10 Minutes (# /etc/init.d/httpd stop).
Does the I/O-Wait go down?
Regards,
Kristian
yes they are.
Did you run these commands on both servers at the same time or one after the other?
As you can see Server1 roughly is twice as fast as Server2 in regard of DiskI/O.
Are there maybe Limits set for IOPS/iolimit/ioprio? (Only your provider can answer these questions).
To see if it's your Resellers/Customers that are creating such high I/O wait, you could try and just stop httpd all together for 5-10 Minutes (# /etc/init.d/httpd stop).
Does the I/O-Wait go down?
Regards,
Kristian