In cPanel, display used inodes, resources used by MySQL (not size/# of DBs)

[DWHS.net]

Great idea, would love to see this option come to life.

[harvest316]

+1 for anything that can help me troubleshoot performance issues on shared webhosts that don't provide SSH.

[Infopro]

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I believe With Cloud Linux distro this would be a much easier task.

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[cPanelDavidG]

Inodes and MySQL (consumption of resources, not size of databases nor number of databases) are not yet accommodated.

CPU, RAM and Processes stats are displayed on the "Resource Usage" screen in 11.30. This data is populated if you use CloudLinux.

[skyknight]

I need to display inodes to aware my client about how much file/folder he have.

[electric]

Inodes and MySQL (consumption of resources, not size of databases nor number of databases) are not yet accommodated.

Any timeline on when this will be available in cloudlinux?

[cPanelDavidG]

Any timeline on when this will be available in cloudlinux?

Update: We now include the CloudLinux userstat patch for MySQL as of version 11.31.3.2 - no firm ETA on when this information will appear in the cPanel GUI yet.