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Linux top command is used to monitor system resources and usage in an elegant way by using the terminal or command line interface. The top command mainly lists the processes and related resource usage like CPU, Memory, etc. The process CPU usage may provide lots of detailed information like interrupts, cache usage, etc which can … Read more
Linux provides the top command in order to display system resource usage according to the CPU, process, memory, user, disk, etc. One of the most popular features is the ability to list processes according to their memory usage. In this tutorial, we examine how to use the top command to monitor Linux system memory usage … Read more
Linux is a process bound operating system where every taks and action is taken via processes. There are a lot of process for system and user related tasks. Daemons or service processes expected to be run in background continuously and user processes generally started and completed after complating tasks. But in some cases we may … Read more
Linux operating system manages and uses different system resources. The memory or RAM is one of the most important system resources where every running process, command, service, the job requires and uses some memory. So a typical system has a lot of processes and services it uses and manages a lot of memory. A typical … Read more
Linux provides the top command in order to monitor system resources from the command-line easily. The top common provides information about the CPU, Memory, Network, Process usage in real-time by updating the information every 2 seconds. The top command is provided by default by the popular Linux distributions and there is no need to install … Read more
The process is the core part of an operating system where jobs or tasks are completed by the processes. Processes run for single or multiple tasks to complete or serve for a long time. Killing processes is an action to end processes and stop it. The process can be killed in different ways with different … Read more