System Statistics Graph gone haywire
Posted: 14 Nov 2016, 19:01
My system statistics over the last 7 days shows a load spike of 4 million% and during the same period 60 trillion(!) apache connections...
[Connections Min:1.78 Max:6027691307339.00 Avg:8502157079.04]
This is certainly because cPanel auto-backup hit a snag and stopped deleting my rolling server backups. After a while this meant that I had completely run out of space on the server disks and things started to go wrong quickly.
On getting everything back to normal I've since logged in and checked my System Statistics page and the graph is showing an average load spike off the scale. Same with many of the other graphs.
I can't seem to find much information about where these logs are taken from or where they're stored but I'd like to remove the erroneous result as I find the interface quite useful to show. Also I don't like the idea of potentially corrupted log data remaining on the server as I've had problems with log corruptions causing a whole headache of other issues before.
If anyone with any ideas on the subject would be kind enough to reply I'd be very grateful.
[Connections Min:1.78 Max:6027691307339.00 Avg:8502157079.04]
This is certainly because cPanel auto-backup hit a snag and stopped deleting my rolling server backups. After a while this meant that I had completely run out of space on the server disks and things started to go wrong quickly.
On getting everything back to normal I've since logged in and checked my System Statistics page and the graph is showing an average load spike off the scale. Same with many of the other graphs.
I can't seem to find much information about where these logs are taken from or where they're stored but I'd like to remove the erroneous result as I find the interface quite useful to show. Also I don't like the idea of potentially corrupted log data remaining on the server as I've had problems with log corruptions causing a whole headache of other issues before.
If anyone with any ideas on the subject would be kind enough to reply I'd be very grateful.