resource usage

All posts tagged resource usage by Linux Bash
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    Explore the benefits of using `pidstat`, a crucial tool under the `sysstat` package for monitoring Linux system resources. The article provides a thorough guide on installing `pidstat` in major Linux distributions, and detailed usage commands for tracking individual process metrics like CPU and memory usage. It also includes practical examples and additional resources for advanced learning about Linux system performance and monitoring.
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    "Dstat is an advanced Linux tool for system monitoring that provides detailed, real-time statistics on CPU, disk activity, networking, and more. It combines features from `vmstat`, `iostat`, `ifstat` to display easily digestible data. The blog reveals installation methods for various Linux distributions and how dstat helps in performance analysis by allowing data exportation to CSV format, aiding system administrators and users in troubleshooting.
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    Discover the powerful `htop`, an enhanced interactive process viewer for Linux, offering a rich UI and interactive management capabilities. This article delves into `htop`s features like real-time resource metrics, colorful displays, and ease of processes management through its interface, surpassing the classic `top` command. Learn installation steps for various Linux distributions and tips on using `htop` effectively for system monitoring and management.