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I have one client that has a fairly overdesigned website (for a mid level print publication). I get notifications twice each day with their account on it saying they are over on limits even though I already have them on the highest plan on the server. They often pass the Pmem and EP, sometimes by hundreds each. Nproc seems to get passed often as well.
Thus far they have not noticed or complained but I want to be proactive. The current limits on their plan are:
Speed 200%
PMEM 2GB
IO 10MB
IOPS 1024
EP 40
NPROC 100
The server has about 30 other accounts on it all of which are fairly low to very low traffic. There are four other clients on the same plan that they have. The server runs on an AMD Ryzen 9 7950X 16-Core Processor and 8gb ram.
If I was to make a more robust package just for this one account how would I go about deciding what to set the limits at without potentially causing problems to other accounts?
Thus far they have not noticed or complained but I want to be proactive. The current limits on their plan are:
Speed 200%
PMEM 2GB
IO 10MB
IOPS 1024
EP 40
NPROC 100
The server has about 30 other accounts on it all of which are fairly low to very low traffic. There are four other clients on the same plan that they have. The server runs on an AMD Ryzen 9 7950X 16-Core Processor and 8gb ram.
If I was to make a more robust package just for this one account how would I go about deciding what to set the limits at without potentially causing problems to other accounts?
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