Resource Monitoring Overview
EGPNL provides real-time monitoring of your server resources, helping you understand how your hosting is being used and when you might need to optimize or upgrade.
Accessing Monitoring Dashboard
- Log in to EGPNL
- The main dashboard shows resource usage at a glance
- For detailed statistics, click Monitoring or Server Status
Key Metrics
Disk Usage
Shows storage space consumption including website files, databases, emails, and backups. Monitor this to avoid running out of space.
Bandwidth
Monthly data transfer used by your websites. Includes all HTTP/HTTPS traffic. Resets at the start of each billing cycle.
CPU Usage
Processing power being used by your applications. High CPU may indicate resource-intensive scripts or need for optimization.
Memory (RAM)
Server memory consumption. PHP processes, databases, and caching use memory. High usage may slow down your sites.
Active Connections
Number of concurrent connections to your server. High numbers during traffic spikes is normal.
Understanding Usage Levels
Green (0-70%)
Healthy usage level. Your hosting is performing well with room for growth.
Yellow (70-90%)
Approaching limits. Consider optimizing your sites or upgrading your plan soon.
Red (90-100%)
Critical level. Action needed to prevent performance issues or service interruptions.
Viewing Access Logs
Access logs show all visitors to your websites:
- Go to Domains
- Select your domain
- Click Logs or Access Logs
Log information includes:
- Visitor IP addresses
- Requested URLs
- Response codes (200, 404, 500, etc.)
- User agents (browsers)
- Referrer URLs
Error Logs
Error logs help diagnose website problems:
- Go to your domain in EGPNL
- Click Error Logs
- View PHP errors, warnings, and notices
Email Notifications
EGPNL can send alerts when resources reach critical levels:
- Disk space warnings at 80% and 90%
- Bandwidth alerts approaching limit
- SSL certificate expiration reminders
- Security alerts for suspicious activity
Optimization Tips
If you're using too many resources:
Reduce Disk Usage
- Delete unused files and backups
- Optimize images (use WebP format)
- Clean up old database entries
- Remove inactive email accounts
Reduce Bandwidth
- Enable browser caching
- Use a CDN for static files
- Compress images and files
- Enable Gzip compression
Reduce CPU/Memory
- Optimize database queries
- Use caching plugins (for WordPress)
- Reduce plugin count
- Upgrade PHP version
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