It is important for you to be updated on how much of your resources are being consumed by your Virtual Private Server (VPS).
This tutorial will show you can efficiently monitor your VPS resources through Power Panel:
1. Log in to your Virtuozzo Power Panel.
2. Click on the “Resources” link under the VPS Management menu on the left side of the screen.
3. You will be directed to the Resources page, where you can see your hardware resources and how much of them are being consumed by your VPS.
4. Scroll down to see an overview of your CPU Usage, System Usage, Disk Usage, and Network Usage.
5. Check your CPU Usage. If the number is 0.0%, then your CPU is idle. If it is 1.0%, then it is being fully
utilized. You will know if there is a CPU overload if this number goes beyond 1.0%. Next, check your System Usage. This will show you the average consumption of a number of critical memory-related parameters by your VPS. Then, check your Disk Usage. The Disk Space will tell you how much space is being utilized by your VPS, while the Disk Inodes will show you the number of files, directories, and links.
6. If you want to view more details regarding each resource, scroll back up and click on the “Extended” button.
7. You will then be shown a more detailed view of your VPS resource consumption.
8. Scroll down to find more detailed tables on User Beancounters (UBC) Parameters. Expand each table by clicking on the downward arrowheads next to the table names. First, try expanding the table on Primary UBC Parameters.
9. To collapse the table once again, just click on the same spot.
10. Expand the Secondary UBC Parameters table to see the details inside it.
11. Do the same thing with the Auxiliary UBC Parameters to view the details.
12. When you are finished viewing the information, scroll back up to the top of the page.
13. Return to the main screen by clicking on the “Top” link.
14. You now know how to keep track of your VPS resources in Power Panel. If you want to learn more about each of the specific resources, just check out the Help link in Virtuozzo Power Panel.
15. Thank you for watching the tutorial. If you need additional help please leave a question or comment below.