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

[davetanguay]

I can view the daily CPU usage reports from within WHM.

It would be nice to get a monthly cpu usage report for all accounts listed on the server.

Also for customers to see their daily and/or monthly cpu usage from within cPanel or resellers from within WHM.

[SoftDux]

this is a great feature to add, so here's my vote: +1

[3x-a-D3-u5]

Please add this indeed! +1!

[WireNine]

Definitely add this +1!

[rlshosting]

I think these two features are needed badly in my opinion. I think that the ability to limit it and change it should be in order as well.

[WireNine]

This would be a huge stepping stone in cpanel's development.

[budway]

Looks like Hostgator already have that on their cPanel x3 theme.

(demo login cpanel from hostgator)
http://74.52.116.98:2082/frontend/x3/index.php

[budway]

Looks like Hostgator already have that feature on their x3 theme...

Just check out their cPanel demo login they also have memory and inode usage.


Looks like cPanel is.... ?

[9xlinux]

Definitely +1
If Hostgator can do the cPanel can definitely do this.

[cPanelDon]

Due to the similarity of the requests involved I have merged two feature request threads that both ask for enhanced resource usage reporting, including information containing CPU, RAM, and inode usage.

We greatly appreciate your posted suggestions as seen in this thread; the feedback received is invaluable to determining which potential new features would be the most useful and in highest demand.

[VeZoZ]

We coded our own system to do this sort of thing but cPanel supporting it directly is always better so has my vote.

[WireNine]

We coded our own system to do this sort of thing but cPanel supporting it directly is always better so has my vote.

Any demos?

[VeZoZ]

Any demos?

Custom made system so no. You can do this yourself using tools like psacct and percona mysql builds. psacct will provide you with CPU info of perl, php ruby etc. processes. Percona can be used to retrieve CPU usage of mysql users if you wish to also track that. If you wish to track just connections you could do that using standard MySQL builds and just at 5 minutes intervals check the connections of users.

[andrei155]

Hostgator did a really fine job with this. If cPanel does decide to implement this, they should also look into creating methods of limiting user CPU, Memory, and inodes.

[bhanuprasad1981]

Really cool stats option , i do hope to see this as cpanel default feature