VPS RAM at 100%

[missionaryman]

Hi guys,

My VPS 1 vCORE + 1GB RAM (Ubuntu 12.04 + Vesta CP) is running 2 sites: a WP one and a Joomla one. Neither get much traffic.

I had an issue with my CPU running at 100% earlier this week, and that's been solved thanks to some help from the forum. Now I just have to solve my 100% RAM issue!

HTOP tells me that I have 14 apache2 processes running, each taking 6% of the RAM. These seem to be running constantly. Is there a way I can tweak the settings to reduce this?

Thanks,

MM

[imperio]

Show me result of this commands

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top
free -m

[missionaryman]

Below is an image from my CLI showing the "top" command running:



Here's the result of "free -m"

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             total       used       free     shared    buffers     cached
Mem:          1024        984         39          0          0         67
-/+ buffers/cache:        917        106
Swap:          128         82         45

[missionaryman]

Any ideas?

[missionaryman]

Anyone?

I appreciate this may not be a Vesta specific issue, however I'm very keen to use Vesta CP on my VPS, and installed everything as required - Ubuntu 12.04, then Vesta CP with nothing else installed and I've still got maxed out RAM. Could really do with sorting this out.

If anyone can offer advice I'd be very grateful.

Cheers,

MM

[durjoy]

I guess new version of vestaCP is bit ram hog.
but it works quiet well.

[missionaryman]

Nope. Your guess in incorrect.

I'm running 2 installs of Vesta CP. One on an EC2 instance - Ubuntu 12.04 - with low memory usage. The other on a VPS with Ubuntu 12.04 and 100% RAM usage.

The problem is something to do with this installation, but I don't know what.

[durjoy]

type : ps aux

it will display what program eating all of your RAM.