For some reason if you want to restart Apache server for your VPS hosting account, then you can do so easily using few commands or through WHM. You can restart your Apache server without affecting other process by using graceful restart command.You will have to use : service httpd graceful. [ using graceful restart command, none of running apache processes would be affected or killed ]Whereas if you want to kill all existing http processes and restart your apache server then you can use following command :-
service httpd stop
service httpd startssl

If you don’t want to use any of above commands for restarting Apache then you can just restart Apache through your WHM control panel. You just have to login to WHM and select the services you want to restart under “ restart services “ section from your WHM.

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Virtuozzo Power Panel is usually offered as VPS management interface so that you can manage your VPS effectively. Virtuozzo power panel allows you to remotely manage all features of your VPS, you can easily reboot your VPS remotely, can check all running processes, load and memory usage of your vps using this Virtuozzo power panel.
You can access your Virtuozzo Power Panel by using http://www.yourdomainDOTcom:4643/ and then just login to your power panel using username and password. Once you logged into your VPS power panel then you will have to click on Resources link on the left hand side of your control panel under “ VPS Management “ title. Once you click on this resources link you would be directed onto a page where you can view all details about current consumption of hardware resources by your VPS. If you scrolldown you can view CPU usage , System usage, Disk usage and network usage under respective tabs. For CPU usage if the number is 0.0 then CPU is idle, if number is 1.0 then CPU is fully utilized and if its above 1.0 then load on your CPU is excess and you need to kill few process which are creating load in CPU so as to make it stable. You have also option to check System usage which is a cumulative figure presenting average consumption of a number of critical memory related parameters by your VPS. If you are more concern about diskspace usage then you have option for checking it. Diskspace Usage option will show you the total amount of diskspace allotted to your VPS and its consumptions, you also have an Disk inode option under which you can see the total number of files, directories and symbolic links under your VPS hosting account.
If you want to get more advance report about your VPS resources consumption then you have an option “ Extended “ by clicking on it you can get more detailed information about VPS resources consumption. You also have Primary UBS, Secondary UBS and Auxiliary UBS parameters which would offer you more detailed information about your VPS resources usage so that you can control and manage your VPS hosting account  effectively using this Virtuozzo Power Panel.

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