How Can I Make Sure My VPS Resources Meet the Ordered Plan?
This article explains how to verify your VPS resources and performance.
When choosing a plan, be sure to keep in mind that the operating system and the control panel also require the resources of the VPS server - disk space, RAM, and processor time. If you want to check the correspondence of the VPS server resources to the selected tariff, you can use this instruction.
Linux OS
Connect to the server as root, then run the following commands to test your VPS server's hardware.
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cat/proc/cpuinfo nproc |
Processor information. |
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cat/proc/meminfo |
Memory information. |
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free -m |
The amount of used and unused memory (in megabytes). |
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fdisk -l |
List of partitions of the disk subsystem. |
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df -h |
Sizes of partitions of the disk subsystem. |
Windows OS
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Right Click on the Start Menu → System or The shortcut keys Win+Pause/Break |
General information about the processor, RAM, and OS version. |
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Right Click on the Start Menu → Disk Management |
Information about disks and partitions. |
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Right Click on the Start Menu → Task Manager |
Information about the used and unused resources. |
You can also use the ping command to check the speed of access to the VPS server. In doing so, take the server's location into account, as the data center's location affects response speed.
If you have any questions, you can ask them in the online chat in the lower-right corner of the site or create a request to the support service through the ticket system.