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I have trouble with counting cpu usage by the user. It was started after migration from one data center to another.
In the first data center I had dedical server with one cpu, but in the second I have dedical server with twice cpu.
Users start to use they own programs and have some limits by use cpu, ram and so on. After a while, system start to shutdown users connection, because they upper limits. I monitored users, but did not find any problems..
They use programs, that had been using before migration.
I use Debian 7.
Maybe somebody know how to fix this?
Thank you.






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I have trouble with counting cpu usage by the user. It was started after migration from one data center to another.
In the first data center I had dedical server with one cpu, but in the second I have dedical server with twice cpu.
Users start to use they own programs and have some limits by use cpu, ram and so on. After a while, system start to shutdown users connection, because they upper limits. I monitored users, but did not find any problems..
They use programs, that had been using before migration.
I use Debian 7.
Maybe somebody know how to fix this?
Thank you.






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    2 days ago













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I have trouble with counting cpu usage by the user. It was started after migration from one data center to another.
In the first data center I had dedical server with one cpu, but in the second I have dedical server with twice cpu.
Users start to use they own programs and have some limits by use cpu, ram and so on. After a while, system start to shutdown users connection, because they upper limits. I monitored users, but did not find any problems..
They use programs, that had been using before migration.
I use Debian 7.
Maybe somebody know how to fix this?
Thank you.






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I have trouble with counting cpu usage by the user. It was started after migration from one data center to another.
In the first data center I had dedical server with one cpu, but in the second I have dedical server with twice cpu.
Users start to use they own programs and have some limits by use cpu, ram and so on. After a while, system start to shutdown users connection, because they upper limits. I monitored users, but did not find any problems..
They use programs, that had been using before migration.
I use Debian 7.
Maybe somebody know how to fix this?
Thank you.






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    As written, this question looks like it is more appropriate for Super User or Unix & Linux Stack Exchange. Maybe you can edit the question and bring it back on-topic by focusing on the programming and development aspects.
    – jww
    2 days ago












  • Thanks. I did not know about there are before.
    – Timur
    2 days ago














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    As written, this question looks like it is more appropriate for Super User or Unix & Linux Stack Exchange. Maybe you can edit the question and bring it back on-topic by focusing on the programming and development aspects.
    – jww
    2 days ago












  • Thanks. I did not know about there are before.
    – Timur
    2 days ago








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As written, this question looks like it is more appropriate for Super User or Unix & Linux Stack Exchange. Maybe you can edit the question and bring it back on-topic by focusing on the programming and development aspects.
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2 days ago














Thanks. I did not know about there are before.
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Thanks. I did not know about there are before.
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