casualrec Posted May 21, 2017 Posted May 21, 2017 Hi guys I bought a vps yesterday and I started botting on it but I can barely run 3 bots at the same time even if the ram usage is at 60% , I tried to run 4 but one crashed . Vps that I'm using : 3 GB RAM 200 GB HDD 500 GB Traffic 2 Cores - 3,9 GHz 1 IPv4 included 1 IPv6 included Running Os : CentOS 6 x64 - Minimal Can you help me out ? Should I change os ? I used this guide to configure the vps : https://Advertising other bots isn't allowed..org/forums/topic/40074-easy-an-all-in-one-guide-to-setup-use-vps-for-botting-centosubuntu/
Butters Posted May 21, 2017 Posted May 21, 2017 Is the CPU fully loaded when running 3-4 bots? Best to find out why is it crashing (should show an error in logs). In my personal experience CentOS is a lil harder to set up properly (at least for my setup), though it might be less resource heavy (correct me if otherwise). I would recommend to intall Ubuntu, a lil more friendly if you just started using Linux and easier to configure.
casualrec Posted May 21, 2017 Author Posted May 21, 2017 Bandwidth Usage 1% 2.8 GB of 500 GB Used / 497.2 GB Free Memory Usage 59% 1.77 GB of 3 GB Used / 1.23 GB Free VSwap Usage 0% 0 KB of 0 KB Used / 0 KB Free Disk Usage 1% 1.91 GB of 200 GB Used / 198.09 GB Free running 3 bots rn , I don't know how to check if the cpu is fully loaded . Btw can you suggest me a guide that explains how to configure the vps with ubuntu? , These are the versions that I can Install Ubuntu 12.04 x64 - Minimal Ubuntu 12.04 x64 - Minimal Ubuntu 12.04 x86 - Minimal Ubuntu 12.04 x86 - Minimal Ubuntu 14.04 x64 - Minimal Ubuntu 14.04 x64 - Minimal Ubuntu 14.04 x86 - Minimal Ubuntu 14.04 x86 - Minimal ubuntu-16.04-x86_64.tar.gz ubuntu-16.04-x86_64.tar.gz
Butters Posted May 21, 2017 Posted May 21, 2017 you can try the top command in terminal, or install gnome resource monitor to check cpu usage via GUI. Also try to create and enable swap to help with RAM. Just google How to setup vnc on ubuntu or something, there should be tons of resources. And Ubuntu 16.04 is the latest, so go with that
casualrec Posted May 21, 2017 Author Posted May 21, 2017 what do you mean by legit? Bought mine from here https://www.rootnerds.com/vps?d
