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Limit CPU usage per domain
- Thread starter Raynex
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You can describe your business case and vote for this feature here http://plesk.uservoice.com/forums/1.../suggestions/4084831-limit-resources-per-user
On Linux this can be done via CloudLinux, but they are based on CentOS rather than Ubuntu
But your request is quite common, so that is definitely in our plan
Alternatively people may move such domains into separate virtual server and apply CPU limits on it.
Is there anything which blocks you from following this path?
And what would be the limit on a group of domains? Would it be domains of one customer? Or a kind of dedicated project?
KonstantinosS
Basic Pleskian
@Sergey L , bumping this up, CloudLinux, if memory serves me right, isn't available for OpenVZ/Virtuozzo, so, maybe this feature can be introduced for CentOS and any/all other Linux distributions. We would use it by setting a percentage of the total CPU power each subscription can use in real time if under total load.
Not sure if that can be done in OpenVZ/Virtuozzo containers though.
Not sure if that can be done in OpenVZ/Virtuozzo containers though.
Hi Konstantinos,
Thanks for your feedback!
Yes, CloudLinux wasn't available inside Vz Containers.
And we are working closely with Virtuozzo team to make sure this monitoring function will work there, but still subject to research
Regards
