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WebPanel => Aplications => Topic started by: mrvibes on May 25, 2020, 04:46:22 PM
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Hi everyone, I'm setting up packages for my customers.
There are some parameters that I don't understand what they are for:
- cgroups
- nproc
- apache_nproc
- nophiles
- inode
Can you help me understand?
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- cgroups https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0MK061KFNI
- nproc: Number of Processes allowed per user. (At least 10, as each instance of nginx/apache/fpm is launced as a seperate process)
- apache_nproc See nproc, but secificall for apache
- nofiles: number of files allwed to be read/executed at the same time
- inode:
What is inode?
Inode is a data structure that stores the information about all files created on your hosting account. The number of inodes indicates number of files, folders, email or anything you store on your web hosting account. Each file on your web hosting account is identified by an inode number in the file system. Inodes store the important data about files such as user, group ownership, access mode and file type.
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Thanks for the clarifications.
useful question, in Inode, which number is advisable to enter?
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Hello,
We would also like to know the recommended numbers for these variables.
We limit with:
nproc = 40
apache_nproc = 40
open files = 100
And we wanted to know if these values are interesting, what do you think?
This would be the most basic plan, in the others we gradually increased.