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Ok after only 3 months I found time to try it i'm following this tutorial http://articles.slicehost.com/2010/3/26/enabling-and-using-apache-s-mod_status-on-ubuntu and turns out i had mod_statuts included and even enabled by default already! However since im with nginx in front my ...

if someone has suggestions to improve it even further please post

it actually works in the hurry i've missed that you've missed a bracket :) here is the whole template for anyone else that might need solution to this problem server { listen %ip%:%proxy_port%; server_name %domain_idn% %alias_idn%; error_log...

well after adding it i rebuilded the conf for one of the sites and when tried to restart nginx i got  service nginx start nginx: [emerg] "location" directive is not allowed here in /home/admin/conf/web/nginx.conf:1915 seems that where it adds the confs for all the sites even reverting to the...

ok i'll be trying it shortly and will report back :)

geat! Thank you guys! I'll be trying that tomorrow. What would I have done without you!

thanks dude! That looks like great, simple and quick way to solve this otherwise huge issue. Are there any drawbacks to it since you mentioned dirty?

ah this was the thing that changes apache to work more like nginex right? workers vs threads or something like that if i remember correctly. I will definitely loook into that but first woudl like to see how to pin down the site responsible for that. How come there isn't ready tool to see...

Hey thanks, that sounds like a nice way to do it here is my nginx template http://c.vestacp.com/0.9.8/rhel/templates/web/nginx/default.tpl and just in case here is my apache one http://c.vestacp.com/0.9.8/rhel/templates/web/httpd/default.tpl

Well there are 50+ sites, i clicked few at random, nothing unusual would like to narrow down the site/sites first and then will be eay to look into the logs i fixed this there was a script went crazy, the input bandwidth is now almost non-existent but the load is still there here is the outpuf...

nginx for static and the dynaminc is forwarded to apache

Those are lives sites, lots of them, and this approach would be the last thing I would do. There gotta be a smarter way to do it, right? Well there are lots of wordpress sites not really sure how to see the hits? pages load for couple of seconds it's a VPS with 2 cores There are like 100...

I want to limit the access to /wp-admin/ to specific IPs or even localhost it's described here http://codex.wordpress.org/Brute_Force_Attacks#Limit_Access_to_wp-admin_by_IP but that seems to be for individual site I want to make it server wide. So obviosly i would put the .htaccess file in...

Well I'm new to this, just setup a VPS, threw bunch of sites on it and now i'm overloading it. And they are not that high traffic ones. Here are some graphs to show my case here are some vrom VestaCP (standard vestacp automated install) Obviosly apache is way overloaded and nginex which...