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Monitor Website Resource Usage with website-usage Tool

8Dweb

eh, to each their own. But, the original sparked our thinking, and without it our modified version would not have come to mind, So, kudos to @WebGee for sure.

8Dweb

Ok, we updated our script:

Now has command line switches (--UUID --OWNER --CPU --HELP)
Works in either command line mode with switches or interactive (interactive cleaned up a bit)

You may search by UUID, Directory OWNER or ALL

You may include CPU percentage statistics (slower search) or without (faster, great for seeing memory)

Thanks again to @WebGee

Github: https://github.com/8dcloud/Enhance_Scripts

adil

Why not make one public repo for this script, and anyone want to contribute can do so ?

So everyone can help improve it.

8Dweb

adil We would certainly defer to @WebGee since they are the originators.

franco

Where is Enhance to hire you 2 as developers to release useful tools.

WebGee

8Dweb We really appreciate your efforts, and it would be great to invite you to the original repo so we can contribute and maintain it together.

franco 😃

cPFence

8Dweb

WebGee

For website monitoring, the built-in systemd-cgtop utility is your best bet. It provides real-time data on CPU, RAM, and IO usage per website, making it super useful for tracking resource consumption.

To monitor all websites (sorted by CPU usage by default):

systemd-cgtop -p -n 0 --depth=1 /websites/

To sort by memory usage, add -m:

systemd-cgtop -p -m -n 0 --depth=1 /websites/

To sort by IO load, add -i:

systemd-cgtop -p -i -n 0 --depth=1 /websites/

To monitor a specific website, use its website ID:

systemd-cgtop -p -n 0 /websites/website-id-here

The beauty of this tool is that it helps you fine-tune your resource limits by analyzing actual usage during peak hours. It’s also a lifesaver for diagnosing performance issues.

For those who find manually entering these commands inconvenient, we’ve wrapped this tool into a helper function in cPFence, allowing you to search by UUID or Username (inspired by 8Dweb’s modifications above!). But even if you’re not using cPFence, you can simply copy-paste the commands above and get all the insights you need.

franco

@WebGee @8Dweb

Enhance can now hire to work together haha

Kosta

franco 1+ for webgee

xyzulu

cPFence these are GREAT tips. I've added them here: https://github.com/xyzulu/enhance-related-commands/wiki/v12-cli-commands

8Dweb

cPFence ah, very good. Thank you. Now you guys are the real rock stars with scripting.

slimx

cPFence

Could someone repost this and have it PINNED up please?
I had no idea this existed lol

cPFence

xyzulu

Another useful tip, try using this command:

systemd-cgtop -p -n 0 --depth=1 system.slice

It lets you quickly see resource usage for all the main services running on your server in real-time. This makes it easy to instantly identify exactly where your resources are being consumed.

This trick helped us discover and remove several popular software tools once we saw how resource-intensive they were. For example, some users install third-party monitoring tools to view server stats and graphs externally. You’d be surprised by how many resources some of these tools consume.

cPFence

8Dweb

You're welcome! The systemd-cgtop utility is already solid out of the box, even without scripting. Our new tool just builds on your clever idea to quickly find UUIDs or usernames on the fly.

By the way, we're always scanning forums for fresh ideas and potential features, it's part of our daily to-do list. Food for thought (code!) 🙂

8Dweb

cPFence I just used your tool and found a user in an old test package that was eating up memory like a gremlin in a grocery store. Moved that site to a proper package, and immediately fixed that problem.

I had noticed it yesterday with the original script, but being able to monitor real-time is so much better.

We have already tracked down several other "issues" with your cpfence update, so thank you! - I had never thought of using systemd-cgtop util. Great work!

8Dweb

Ok, if you are using cPFence, use their new command-line option.

However, for those who need something quick and may not utilize cPFence, We uploaded a second script
called siteusage.sh to the same repository.

I do not have time to clean up some of the interactive logic, or provide a full README yet, but it works with both command line switches (just type ./siteinfo.sh --HELP) and interactively.

the ability to provide UUID, Directory owner (3 or more characters), or ALL still remains.

Thank you to cPFence for that suggestion.

Direct link: https://github.com/8dcloud/Enhance_Scripts/blob/main/siteinfo.sh

WebGee

slimx We'll update our script for those who not using cPFence tools

WebGee

V2 has just released and we posted all details here https://community.enhance.com/d/2612-monitor-website-resource-usage-with-website-usage-v2
@Aliysa_Enhance Could you close this one and pin the new topic

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