EServer Recent Load

Below are two charts, which display the processor load experienced by the two EServer server workstations in the past 48 hours.

• GREEN: Loads in the green range mean that requests could be processed immediately by EServer.org servers.
• ORANGE: Loads in the orange range means requests were queued (delayed) before being processed, then sent.
• RED: Loads in the red range mean that requests were noticeably delayed before being sent.

Primary Workstation (database, CMS, proxy, e-mail server)

Average load from past 48 hours: 0.73 (out of 8.00). This is 90.9% below full CPU capacity.

green is within our CPU capacity · orange is above our optimal CPU capacity · red is way above our CPU capacity

Briefly, because we have two quad-core Intel Xeon 5400 series CPUs, our ideal load value would be '8.00'. (Naik 2006)
 

Secondary Workstation (web, file server)

Average load from past 48 hours: 0.74 (out of 2.00). This is 63.2% below full CPU capacity.

green is within our CPU capacity · orange is above our optimal CPU capacity · red is way above our CPU capacity

Briefly, because we have two PowerPC 970 (G5) CPUs, our ideal load value would be '2.00'. (Naik 2006)

Read Sangeetha Naik's "Server Load: The Basics" for more info about the significance of these numbers. Upgrading the EServer's (2004) workstations with grants or donations would significantly improve our site's responsiveness.

 
All times listed above are for the local time in Ames, Iowa -- U.S. Central Time, GMT/UTC -0600.