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Linode Disk I/O and CPU alerts?

Discussion in 'Virtual Private Server (VPS) hosting' started by BoostN, Oct 30, 2014.

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  1. Oct 30, 2014 #1
    BoostN

    BoostN Active Member

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    I've setup a new Linode 2GB plan ($20/mo) for a upcoming migration from vB 4.x to Xenforo. It's a 500K post board with pretty decent traffic a month.

    I've got centminmod install and a test vhost setup. Besides the centminmod setup everything else is unchanged. I've got a few alerts already and the server isn't even taking traffic..

    During this alert time the server was basically idle. Any concerns going forward? Seems unusual..
     
  2. Oct 30, 2014 #2
    rdan

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    Just disable that alert on your linode settings.
     
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    rdan

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    About this: (90) for CPU Usage by averaging 111.6% for the last 2 hours
    Maybe it happens during installation of centminmod?
     
  4. Oct 30, 2014 #4
    BoostN

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    But the alert shows me I have a problem it seems. Centminmod was installed over 14 hours ago and has been idle .

    Current CPU graph:
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  5. Oct 30, 2014 #5
    BoostN

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    SSH seems to be the problem.. I've restarted it and no change so far..

    On EDIT: Rebooted the server via the Linode Dashboard and it seems better. that SH command is now gone.

     
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