How to Set High-Performance Guardrails

BoostonCP provides granular control over server resources to ensure no single user can overload the system core. Follow this manual to configure resource enforcements.

Step 1: Define Computation Limits

  1. CPU Cores: Specify how many logical cores the user can utilize (e.g., 1 Core).
  2. Memory (RAM): Enter the maximum memory allowance in MB (e.g., 1024 for 1GB).

Step 2: Define Storage & Throughput

  1. Disk Quota: Set the maximum storage space in GB.
  2. IO Speed: Define the disk read/write speed limit in MB/s (e.g., 20).
  3. IOPS: Limit the number of input/output operations per second to prevent database lag.
[IMAGE_PLACE_HOLDER: Resource Settings Step - Screenshot of the resource limit input fields.]

Step 3: Understanding Neural Hardening

When a user exceeds these limits, the Booston-Core engine will automatically throttle their processes (CPU/IO) or trigger a "Memory Limit Exceeded" error for their PHP scripts. This keeps the rest of the server node stable.

ADMIN AUDIT: Use the Resource Monitoring module to see which users are hitting their package limits in real-time.