DirectAdmin
- Navigate to DirectAdmin and go to User Level.
- Go the Advanced Featuresand click on Resource Usage.
- Go to Analysing limits.
cPanel
- Log in to cPanel.
- Go to Metrics → CPU and Concurrent Connection Usageor enter in the search bar CPU and Concurrent Connection Usage.
- Go to Analysing limits.
Analysing limits
- When your account has reached any limit, you can find this here. If you have reached a limit, it is normal to see a high number of times when the limit was reached. This is because PHP scripts usually continue to run and quickly hit the same limit again and again.
- Click on Details. Loading the graph may take some time.
- In table 1 you can view the legend for the table with all limits. In the interactive graphs you can find the exact times when the limits were hit.
| Acronym | Meaning |
| CPU | Processing Power |
| pMEM (MB) | Amount of memory used simultaneously. |
| EP | Number of simultaneous started processes (e.g. new requests to the webserver made at the same time). |
| nPROC | Total number of processes. |
| IO (KB/s) | Amount of I/O performed on the SSD. |
| IOPS | Amount of read and write operations executed on the SSD. |
| a | Average usage of the resource. |
| f | Number of errors due to hitting the limit. |
| l | Configured limit. |
Table 1 - Legen with CloudLinux acronyms.