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Checking the resources consumed on the cPanel account.

Learn how to check the resources consumed on your cPanel account step by step. Find out about CPU usage, processes, and memory.

Views 269Updated 1 anPublished on 16/07/2021by Eduard Konievic

Introduction

This tutorial presents the necessary steps for checking the consumed resources în our cPanel account.

Requirements

a cPanel account

Steps to Follow

we log in to the control panel.

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We will go to the the section METRICS, from where we click on "Resource Usage"

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After which we will click on Current Usage

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And here we will be able to check the cpu, the processes and the memory used by the account that we îl own.

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