Setting per-package resource limits

On the DirhamHost panel, resource limits are best managed per hosting package rather than one account at a time. This keeps things consistent, makes your plans easy to understand, and lets you scale to many customers without fiddly individual settings.

A package is a template for a plan - it bundles together disk space, bandwidth, email allowances and, importantly, DirhamGuard resource limits. When you create an account against a package, it inherits that package's limits automatically. Change the package and every account on it updates together.

To set per-package limits:

1. In the DirhamHost panel, open Packages.
2. Edit (or create) a package and find its DirhamGuard resource settings.
3. Set the CPU, memory, entry-process and disk-activity limits appropriate to that tier.
4. Save. New and existing accounts on that package use the new limits.

A sensible approach is to mirror a range like our own - a modest entry package, a larger mid package, and a top package - so customers have a clear upgrade path where every limit rises together at each step.

This model is how Dirham A Day runs its own Spark, Grow and Blaze plans: each is a package with its own DirhamGuard allocation, so upgrading a customer is simply moving them to a bigger package with no downtime.

If you are a DirhamHost licensee designing your packages and want advice on sensible limits for each tier, our team is glad to help - support@dirhamaday.ae.