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Mysql CPU shown in WHM innacurate ?

Discussion in 'Database Discussion' started by abdelhost77, Feb 13, 2015.

  1. abdelhost77

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    A few days ago after upgrading to cpanel 11.48 build 11 i notice that :

    On ssh window when i launch top command i see that mysql is consuming only between 4% to 8% CPU
    but when i click on WHM "load average" link on WHM i see that mysql is eating 25% to 27% CPU.

    it is not just a snapshot comparaison , but a comparaison based on long observations ( some hours / 2 days) .
     
    #1 abdelhost77, Feb 13, 2015
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    The "Process Manager" option in Web Host Manager is obtaining the information the same way you would obtain it from the command line. You may want to use a command such as "mysqladmin processlist" to get a better idea of what's utilizing MySQL resources.

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