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EP vs NPROC
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What happens if you set EP higher than NPROC?
Also how does CloudLinux decide which one is a concurrent process and which one goes to nproc?
Like process that last more than 1 second or 1 ms goes to nproc otherwise its a concurrent one?
A process that last 1 minute would be in nproc correct? So if I send 50 x 1 minute process, I would have 50 EP but for how long until they go into nproc?
I need to try to see which limit is actually the one that will cause resource usage in a server, because there is no point in having a fixed limit for concurrent process if the user then has unlimited process running in the background. -
Have you tried reading the following two articles: http://docs.cloudlinux.com/index.htm...ses_limit.html http://docs.cloudlinux.com/index.htm...ses_limit.html
The difference is that EP is a dynamic number for processes who enters into LVE, but not one created inside it.Comment
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