I am quite surprised there is no graph for memory usage within graphs section. Do I need to enable it somewhere or is it only available for certain price plans?
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sudo apt-get install htop
This way you will notice what programs is using most RAM.
Hi all, I had this same question. You can see how to enable more in-depth monitoring at the link below.
This includes memory statistics.
For such an important feature to not be included on the graphs page is very odd and inconvenient.
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The free Metrics Agent now shows a memory usage graph.
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Kudos Digital Ocean! Feeling slightly less cynical about droplet upgrade enticements.
is it possible to set up a different email for monitoring-alert than the default account alert?
To install sysstat on Ubuntu / Debian ::: apt install -y sysstat
Once complete - edit /etc/default/sysstat and set ENABLED=“true” Also, in /etc/sysstat/sysstat change the SADC to “-S XALL” to collect all stats
Restart sysstat service
sysstat will now start collecting data
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+1 Should be available in the graphs section
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yes please!
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Graph section would be great!
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+1 Please add it to the graph section.
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