Hello,
I appreciate the many improvements to the new UI of the Dashboard, thank you!
I have a question: how can I check the actual usage now?

If I can also add a suggestion, the dual-view seems a bit confusing initially, at least to me, since the upper part is unrelated to the lower part but they share the same navigation.
e.g. in the domains/websites page: I have a 2nd level domain in page 1 and its "www." 3rd level domain in page 8 and their corresponding sites in the lower table in page 2... so I have to go forth and back in the navigation just to get an idea of the actual configuration. I understand that the idea is to use the filter, but I miss a little the capability to get a general overview. Adding the possibility to increase the pagination size may mitigate this issue, maybe?

A part from some small details, the new UI is a sensible improvement in terms of speed and usability, I really like it. Thanks again and congratulations to your team for this major overhaul 🙂

  • sean replied to this.

    dolomiti how can I check the actual usage now?

    Usage charts will be coming back to the dashboard in a future update.

    For now, you can check your various usage stats manually at the command line, eg:

    • To check disk usage for an individual shell user, log into SSH as that shell user and run:

      du -sh $HOME
    • To check the size of a MariaDB database, log into the database with the command-line client and run the following query:

      SELECT table_schema "DB Name",
        ROUND(SUM(data_length + index_length) / 1024 / 1024, 1) "DB Size in MB" 
FROM information_schema.tables 
GROUP BY table_schema;
    • To check the size of a PostgreSQL database, log into the database with the command-line client and run the following query, replacing mydb with the name of your database:

      select pg_size_pretty(pg_database_size('mydb'))
    • To check the RAM usage for an individual shell user, log into SSH as that shell user and run smem -tk - the column PSS in the output is the RAM usage that we count towards your allowance on shared hosting.

    dolomiti If I can also add a suggestion, the dual-view seems a bit confusing initially...

    Thanks for the feedback! I'll pass it along to the dev team.

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