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This article will explain in detail what are the quick tools for monitoring linux system resources. The editor thinks it is very practical, so I share it with you as a reference. I hope you can get something after reading this article.

1. Top

Top is a command-line tool for checking CPU and memory utilization. It shows a sorted list of processes, with the processes that consume the most system resources at the top.

The list of processes is followed by CPU and memory usage. Click "h" while the program is running to display the help page.

2.Htop

This is your favorite command-line tool. Its function is similar to that of top, but it is more refined and has a beautiful system load interface. Its installation is not the default, but it is available by default on distribution suites such as Ubuntu and Fedora.

Here are some shortcut key settings for htop interactive output:

M: sort processes by memory usage P: sort processes by CPU usage?: access help information k: close current / marked processes F2: set htop. You can select the display options here. /: search process. 3.Atop

Atop is a tool for monitoring system resources and processes. It sorts the processes in the list in descending order by CPU utilization, and each process contains information such as CPU, memory, disk, and network status. Its function is similar to top and htop.

4.Nmon

Nmon is a very easy-to-use tool that monitors CPU, memory, network, disk usage, and process lists on a single screen. Except that you cannot manage the process and modify the report display, Nmon is exactly the same as those reporting tools that are only used for reporting. In addition, it can save data to a spreadsheet file.

5.Glances

Glance is a reporting tool written by python that is similar to Nmon and can report statistics on cpu, memory, network, disk, and processes. Apart from reporting statistics, Glances does not support any other features or functions. Click "h" while the program is running to display the help page.

6.Saidar

Saidar is the simplest of all command-line tools, and its output includes statistics of CPU, process, load, memory, swap, network Imax O, disk ID O, and file system information. Its output does not include processes that are currently running.

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