What are your CloudLinux resource LVE limits?

HostXNow allows much higher resources to be used on their hosting plans, as seen below. You can confirm this by checking in cPanel – Metrics – CPU and Concurrent Connection Usage.

Shared Web Hosting

Lite

Memory (RAM): 2GB
CPU cores: 1
Total Processes: 100
Entry Processes: 20
Disk IO: 50 MB/s
IOPS: 1024
Number of inode limits: 250,000

Plus

Memory (RAM): 2GB
CPU cores: 1
Total Processes: 100
Entry Processes: 20
Disk IO: 50 MB/s
IOPS: 1024
Number of inode limits: 250,000

Premium

Memory (RAM): 2GB
CPU cores: 2
Total Processes: 100
Entry Processes: 30
Disk IO: 50 MB/s
IOPS: 1024
Number of inode limits: 250,000

Semi Dedicated Hosting

Performance

Memory (RAM): 4GB
CPU cores: 4
Total Processes: 100
Entry Processes: 40
Disk IO: 75 MB/s
IOPS: 2048
Number of inode limits: 500,000

Enhanced

Memory (RAM): 6GB
CPU cores: 6
Total Processes: 150
Entry Processes: 60
Disk IO: 75 MB/s
IOPS: 2048
Number of inode limits: 1,000,000

Business

Memory (RAM): 8GB
CPU cores: 8
Total Processes: 200
Entry Processes: 80
Disk IO: 75 MB/s
IOPS: 2048
Number of inode limits: 1,500,000

Reseller Hosting

Starter

Memory (RAM): 1GB
CPU cores: 1
Total Processes: 100
Entry Processes: 20
Disk IO: 50 MB/s
IOPS: 1024
Number of inode limits: 250,000

Business

Memory (RAM): 2GB
CPU cores: 1
Total Processes: 100
Entry Processes: 20
Disk IO: 50 MB/s
IOPS: 1024
Number of inode limits: 500,000

Enterprise

Memory (RAM): 4GB
CPU cores: 2
Total Processes: 150
Entry Processes: 60
Disk IO: 50 MB/s
IOPS: 1024
Number of inode limits: 1,000,000

These are the reasons why our hosting plans are much faster than those of our competitors.

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