11 Essential Performance Analysis Tools for Linux

11 Essential Performance Analysis Tools for Linux

Click the top “LinuxLearn This Way” to follow, star, or pin it for the latest updates. First delivery guaranteed. Editor: Linux Sister | Source: Linux Should Be Learned This Way Link: https://bbs.huaweicloud.com/blogs/421580 Previous post: The efficient log printing tool we’ve used for two years is really amazing! Hello everyone, I’m Linux Sister. Command Summary: <span>uptime</span> … Read more

Understanding the Linux Top Command

Understanding the Linux Top Command

<span>top</span> is a very powerful real-time system monitoring tool in Linux that allows you to dynamically view the system’s operating status, including the usage of resources such as CPU, memory, and processes. 1. Starting top To start top, simply enter the following command in the terminal: top 2. Overview of the top Interface The top … Read more

System Performance Analysis: Mastering Linux

System Performance Analysis: Mastering Linux

When it comes to system performance, many of you might feel overwhelmed. What is performance? Why should we care about it? Simply put, it’s about making your Linux machine run faster and more stable. Today, let’s talk about some super practical Linux performance analysis tools that will help you unleash your system’s potential. top Command … Read more

Top 5 System Monitoring Tools for Linux

Top 5 System Monitoring Tools for Linux

The greatness of Linux lies in its efficiency in utilizing system resources. In certain cases, you may need to heavily use your Linux system, such as when running virtual machines, playing video games, or editing 4K videos. In these situations, you need to monitor resource usage. Here are some super useful system monitors in Linux … Read more

Understanding the Linux Time Command: Essential Skills for Performance Tuning!

Understanding the Linux Time Command: Essential Skills for Performance Tuning!

Original link: https://bbs.huaweicloud.com/blogs/355148 Sometimes you may want to analyze your program based on the following parameters: Time spent by the program in user mode Time spent by the program in kernel mode Average memory usage of the program ETC On Linux, we have a utility called time designed specifically for this purpose. The time utility … Read more