I have noticed that the panel consumes more CPU than RAM (when there are active users on the web), possibly if you could increase the processor by 2 cores it would not happen

    If I'm not wrong you are using Contabo SSD VPS Small

      Kisku Hello, how big is the real physical memory of the server?

      Take a screenshot of current status.

        4 days later

        aaPanel_thisyear I upgraded the mysql optimization plan to the highest now everything is looking good.

        Kisku Hey, you can execute the command yum install htop -y && htop on the server, you can see what resources are occupied on your server

          aapanel_power

          Can you tell me if it is possible to place more processes inside the aapanel monitor, like Mysql, Nginx, or know some software to monitor the CPU that points the history in graph and showing which process consumed more cpu?

          Kisku Hello, take a look at the current status and performance adjustment of MySQL

          How much memory does the server have?

          7 days later

          hi sir i am having same issue even no cron job is running but cpu usage is 100%
          how to solve i am new to this aapanel ,and don't have much idea about ![

            aapanel_power How to stop this process and how can i check how many process are going on
            is there guideline i am new to aapanel

            I also often experience this, I have a 32 core cpu ..... this happens when our website is crawled by bots

            PhongLy Hello, the server command line executes the following command to analyze and see what process occupies and consumes
            yum -y install htop && htop

            I was also facing same problem.....on my end it was due to Mysql. There was a very large DB table which was cause this problem.

            I was also facing same problem..🤦

            5 months later

            when try to execute "yum -y install htop && htop" then got this:

            There are no enabled repos.
            Run "yum repolist all" to see the repos you have.
            You can enable repos with yum-config-manager --enable <repo>