[cobalt-users] whats considered high traffic??

[Debbie Doerrlamm <wkdwich@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

>different if your server already had very high traffic.

Reading and absorbing here...

at what level is a site considered high traffic?? I've been having memory
problems and the httpd locked up 3 times in 3 days..

Logs (pulled off the shared servers)  from some of the busier sites I
manage from Jan 2000 look like this:
(live on Cobalt) Total data transferred: 13 176 Mbytes (2 799 Mbytes)
(live on Cobalt) Total data transferred 1 054 Mbytes (236 334 kbytes)
(live on Cobalt) Total data transferred: 834 019 kbytes (264 366 kbytes)
(move in April) Total data transferred:</b> 944 645 kbytes (223 383 kbytes)
     
(move in March) Total data transferred: 132 097 kbytes (32 867 kbytes)
(move in March) Total data transferred: 110 206 kbytes (26 825 kbytes)


Also.. while watching top to monitor the memory usage I saw this:
26802 admin     14   0     0    0     0 Z       0  1.5  0.0   0:00
livecntr.cgi <defunct>

It dissapeared quite quickly from top.. and Charlie at Interliant has never
seen this before. I searched everywhere this AM looking for some answers..
but found nothing..


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