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  1. 6th February 2009, 01:06 PM #1
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    Web Server monitoring

    I've got a basic webserver setup, running a moodle install.

    Im using 'top' on the linux box to show me how much CPU (%) is being used, it seems to be getting hammered at the moment.

    How can I tie the process to a request, how can i work out who or what is causing the massive spike?
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    top gives a list of the processes with the user and how much cpu is being used?

    It does here anyway.

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    yes but the user is Apache in this case.
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    You can do top -u www-data or whatever the Apache user is; or get Apachetop which might help narrow things down a bit.
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    Also consider using htop. It's prettier.
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    Oooh Prety colours!
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