CloudLinux Resource Limit

 

Cloudlinux is a platform that has ability of managing resources and users in order to preserve other users resources on server.  You can simply manage your server resources by using these simple commands according to your needs.

 

To find user id

[root@pcname~]# grep “—user—” /etc/passwd

user:x:11333:503::/var/www/vhosts/ user.com:/bin/false

then use this id set the resources to user

lvectl command helps to control and set our users resource limit for example

 

Give 1GB physical and virtual memory to specific lve user

[root@pcname~]#  lvectl set $ID –pmem=1G

[root@pcname~]#  lvectl set $ID –vmem=1G

 

Assign CPU to specific lve user

[root@pcname~]#  lvectl set $ID –speed=100% (set 1 CPU to lve user)

 

Give a specific LVE access to 4 CPU cores

[root@pcname~]#  lvectl set $ID –speed=400%

 

Control the iops limit

[root@pcname~]#  lvectl set $ID –iops=1024

 

See specific user’s limits

[root@pcname~]#  lvectl limits $LVE-ID (show this id’s limits)

ID     SPEED    NCPU    PMEM    VMEM      EP   NPROC           IO               IOPS

$ID     100          16        1.0G        2.0G        25       0             1024              1024

 

 

See all users’ limits

[root@pcname~]#  lvectl limits all (list all user)

 

ID           SPEED    NCPU      PMEM    VMEM      EP   NPROC       IO      IOPS

10222     100         24         256.0M  256.0M      20      50           100    1024

10223     100         24         256.0M  256.0M      20      50           100    1024

10224     100         24         256.0M  256.0M      20      50           100    1024

10226     100         24         256.0M  256.0M      20      50           100    1024

10227     100         24              2.0G    2.0G          20      50           100    1024

10228     100         24         256.0M  256.0M      20      50           100    1024

 

List User with user name

[root@pcname]# lvectl list-user

ID                           SPEED    NCPU    PMEM    VMEM      EP   NPROC      IO    IOPS

kockarsogutma       100        24       256.0M  256.0M      20      50        100    1024

ankaratrade            100        24       256.0M  256.0M      20      50        100    1024

borekevi                  100        24       256.0M  256.0M      20      50        100    1024

isildakmensucat                     100        24       256.0M  256.0M      20      50        100    1024

 

You can find the default value of resources for lve in /etc/container/ve.cfg

[root@pcname]#cat /etc/container/ve.cfg

 

You see the output like this;

<defaults>

<cpu limit=”10″/>

<ncpu limit=”1″/>

<io limit=”100″/>

<vmem limit=”0″/>

<pmem limit=”65536″/>

<nproc limit=”50″/>

<other maxentryprocs=”20″/>

<mem limit=”65536″/>

<iops limit=”1024″/>

</defaults>

<enter-by-name/>

<lve id=”495″>

<mem limit=”262144″/>

<pmem limit=”262144″/>

</lve>

<lve id=”11476″>

<mem limit=”262144″/>

<pmem limit=”262144″/>

</lve>

 

You can set the default value of resources

[root@pcname]# lvectl set default –cpu=25 –pmem=256m

 

After run this command default value of resources in ve.cfg

[root@pcname]#cat /etc/container/ve.cfg

<defaults>

<cpu limit=”25″/>

<ncpu limit=”1″/>

<io limit=”100″/>

<vmem limit=”0″/>

<pmem limit=”256″/>

<nproc limit=”50″/>

<other maxentryprocs=”20″/>

<mem limit=”65536″/>

<iops limit=”1024″/>

</defaults>

 

 

Set the default value of resources for all user

[root@pcname]#  lvectl apply all

 

Set the default value of resources for specific user

[root@pcname]#  lvectl apply $ID

 

 

 

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