Use Linux command-line tools to monitor CPU, memory, disk, and network usage.
Tools & Technologies
MonitoringLinuxSystem ResourcesCLI
Objective
Monitor system resources using built-in Linux commands and tools.
Requirements
- Check CPU usage with top/htop
- Monitor memory with free
- Check disk usage with df/du
- Monitor network with netstat/ss
- View running processes
Tips
Use htop for better visualization. Sort by CPU/memory in top. Use iotop for disk I/O. Install sysstat for historical data.
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15 min
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