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[bogdan.sh]

Yes, this test scenario should work. Let me know if you get the same include error.

[bogdan.sh]

This is a mystery, and I am currently out of ideas. Could you please create a support ticket so that we can investigate the issue?

[bogdan.sh]

The processes seems Ok, there will be always few of them with different memory usage.

You can check if IO limit was hit with the similar:...

[bogdan.sh]

They are unrelated, the LVE fault is immediate and would cause error in log the same second when it happened.
When the IO limit is hit it just slow...

[bogdan.sh]

>When a file needs included, it needs to allocate memory that would count against the limit, correct?
Yes, that is correct. When PMEM occurs,...

[bogdan.sh]

Ah right! There was a 'single' mode of operation in MySQL governor when it was moving queries into the LVE with ID 3. It was deprecated few years ago....

[bogdan.sh]

Hi,

Yes, it's possible to reduce the slow query timeout in mysql-governor.xml, you would set/change there something like:

<limit

...

[bogdan.sh]

My guess is they are not directly related, the error in logs should be different. When the PMEM limit is reached, the server may not be able to allocate...

[bogdan.sh]

Well, it depends of what LVE limit is hit. In case of PMEM it will result in error 503.
The EP or nproc should not be hit with a simple include()...

[bogdan.sh]

Dude, this should totally work! But if you’re talking about the system itself, it’ll only need a few GBs of RAM. The Apache/PHP/MySQL stuff should...

[bogdan.sh]

Hi,

The easiest way to use the 'free -m' and take the available column into consideration. In Linux you will always see 80-90% 'used' ram,...

[bogdan.sh]

Usually it breaks backups by third-party tools, which are working from under user. They serve different purposes:

fs.process_symlinks_by...

[bogdan.sh]

Hello,

You have to enable the Compilers in cPanel as per https://cloudlinux.zendesk.com/hc/en...able-to-instal...

[bogdan.sh]

Interesting, let's do the last shot
Please show an output if any:

grep -i group /etc/yum* -Rs
yum grouplist hidden | grep

...