memory usage

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    This article provides a comprehensive guide on diagnosing and resolving high CPU and memory usage issues with Apache on Linux. It covers common causes like high traffic and inefficient scripts, tools for monitoring such as `top` and `ps`, and steps for optimization including configuration adjustments and module management. Further, it stresses regular performance checks to maintain server efficiency and uptime.
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    Learn how to enhance server performance by configuring the `event` MPM in Apache on a Linux Bash environment, as it efficiently handles high traffic by reducing memory usage and managing long-standing connections better than `prefork` and `worker` MPMs. This guide provides step-by-step instructions for installation, configuration, and monitoring for optimal server management.
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    Explore the `free` command in Linux for efficient memory management, detailing memory metrics like total, used, and free memory. This guide includes installation instructions, output interpretation tips, and real-world application examples, making it a valuable resource for Linux system administrators aiming to enhance system performance and stability.
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    This article provides a comprehensive guide on using the `free` command in Linux to check RAM and swap space usage, crucial for system administrators and Linux users. It covers how to use the command, interpret its output, and manage memory more efficiently. Practical tips and additional resources for advanced management and troubleshooting are included.