how to know, wich proccess belong to wich container???
Use vzpid
Example: To see that PHP process 18798 in your top output: vzpid 18798
A lot of system load may not be visible by 'top' though, particularly
disk I/O. For this I use 'atop' which can do disk I/O, example:
atop -dl 60
It's similar to top, but the -d means to show disk I/O stats, and the 60
means it will refresh every minute. After the first minute (when it's
showing averages since boot) you can see which processes are using the
most disk I/O, then perhaps use 'ionice' on them.
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