The common inspection commands in Linux mainly include system information viewing, resource monitoring, and network status checking. System Information Viewing uname -a: Displays kernel version, hostname, and other system information. hostname: View or set the hostname. cat /etc/redhat-release: View the operating system version (for Red Hat systems). Resource Monitoring free -m: View memory usage (in … Read more
Click the blue text above to follow our public account, where we share a LabVIEW case every day. The tool utilizes NI System Configuration to monitor the total and available status of CPU, disk, and memory resources on target devices (such as RT controllers and local hosts), visually presenting the data in waveform and numerical … Read more
1. Basics of the ps Command ps (Process Status) is the core command in Linux systems for viewing process status, functioning like taking a “snapshot” of the running system, instantly presenting key information about all active processes. Syntax Format The ps command supports three styles of options, and beginners often make mistakes by mixing formats. … Read more
Join our operations and maintenance community group: WeChat Group 2.0 | No idle chat, only practical discussions and growth, operations and maintenance professionals are welcome to join. Today, I am sharing a super cool script that automatically displays the system information you usually care about when you log into a Linux server, making it clear … Read more
In the Linux world, there are many ways to obtain hardware information, such as <span>lscpu</span>, <span>free</span>, <span>lsblk</span>, and so on, but these commands usually focus on specific aspects. The uniqueness of <span>inxi</span> lies in its ability to integrate these scattered pieces of information. Today, we will explore this amazing tool. Installing inxi inxi can be … Read more