Cpu & pgsql

[n3t5ky]

As this is my first post, hello to everyone!


It would be nice, to see in cPanel better PGSQL admin features, like pgadmin, update from cpanel repo etc. (like mysql now)

Second feature is a user visible how many CPU it use. Just like a bandwidth

So, user can see a small bar with monthly average, and a graphs with day avg, week avg, month avg etc...

And ADMIN can:

Insert into package how many user/reseller CPU have (admin choose to count by core, or CPU)
Select to force suspending if overusage or not to.

Best Regards
Adam

[cPanelDavidG]

As this is my first post, hello to everyone!


It would be nice, to see in cPanel better PGSQL admin features, like pgadmin, update from cpanel repo etc. (like mysql now)

phpPgAdmin is already automatically visible upon installation of PostgreSQL.

Regarding the updating from cPanel repo, are you asking that cPanel/WHM maintain a repository of the latest PostgreSQL version rather than you using the version of PostgreSQL supplied by your OS Vendor?

Second feature is a user visible how many CPU it use. Just like a bandwidth

So, user can see a small bar with monthly average, and a graphs with day avg, week avg, month avg etc...

And ADMIN can:

Insert into package how many user/reseller CPU have (admin choose to count by core, or CPU)
Select to force suspending if overusage or not to.

Best Regards
Adam

This has all been discussed over at: http://forums.cpanel.net/f145/suspen...ge-134133.html

[n3t5ky]

phpPgAdmin is already automatically visible upon installation of PostgreSQL.

Yes, but i mean in root/whm as mysql. For root pgsql.

Regarding the updating from cPanel repo, are you asking that cPanel/WHM maintain a repository of the latest PostgreSQL version rather than you using the version of PostgreSQL supplied by your OS Vendor?

Yes, as in mysql, upgrades will be faster and much troubleless.

[cPanelDavidG]

Yes, but i mean in root/whm as mysql. For root pgsql.

Yes, as in mysql, upgrades will be faster and much troubleless.

Thank you for the clarification. I have created threads for each of those individual feature requests as follows:

http://forums.cpanel.net/f145/cpanel...or-166170.html

http://forums.cpanel.net/f145/put-ph...tml#post693782

Please continue discussions on those threads accordingly and feel welcome to invite friends to further discuss and endorse those suggestions.

I am closing and archiving this thread so we can discuss each of those feature requests separately and independently.