Accounts ofweb hostingShared on cPanel are limited to a certain level of resources to ensure that all users only use their share of resources on the server. These limits may vary depending on the hosting package used and the recommended level of resources. Reaching the limits set for your account will slow down all processes (up to this limit) and take much longer to complete.
Understanding the limits
CPU:allows you to set the processor limit in terms of cores. RAM: corresponds to the amount of memory actually used by the end-user processes. Entry Processes (EP) generally represent the maximum number of simultaneous connections to Apache dynamic scripts as well as tasks. SSH et cron exécutées simultanémentI/O: corresponds to the data rate limit for the client. They are in KB or MB/s. File usage: is the number of files and folders you have on your hosting account.
View the resource usage history on cPanel
1) Log in to your cPanel account 2) Scroll down to the Metrics section and click on "Resource usage"
Once you are in the " sectionResource usage", the status is displayed. To learn more, click on "Details"
4) After clicking on "Details," choose and select the period you wish to review.
That's it! You now know how to check the resource usage of your hosting account in cPanel