Al Boulley

Display discrepancy when 9:59 changes to 10:00

I am running nmon on a HostGator shared server, and the CPU Utilisation is much more than what my user account is responsible for. Have a look at the screenshot I did, you can see that my Top Processes are minimal and yet many of the CPUs are being moderately-to-heavily utilised. I expect this is due to the other user accounts on the shared server. Is there a way to only monitor my own processes? HostGator has suspended my account once due to CPU Usage Restrictions, so I want to keep watch over things...

I am running nmon on a HostGator shared server, and the CPU Utilisation is much more than what my user account is responsible for. Have a look at the screenshot I did, you can see that my Top Processes are minimal and yet many of the CPUs are being moderately-to-heavily utilised. I expect this is due to the other user accounts on the shared server. Is there a way to only monitor my own processes? HostGator has suspended my account once due to CPU Usage Restrictions, so I want to keep watch over things...

I am running nmon on a HostGator shared server, and the CPU Utilisation is much more than what my user account is responsible for. Have a look at the screenshot I did, you can see that my Top Processes are minimal and yet many of the CPUs are being moderately-to-heavily utilised. I expect this is due to the other user accounts on the shared server. Is there a way to only monitor my own processes? HostGator has suspended my account once due to CPU Usage Restrictions, so I want to keep watch over things...