I'm searching the easiest way to monitor the cpu usage of a single process in linux.
Use ps and change output is the way i have, but maybe a monitor tool is better.
Also I want to plot the usage (nice look). graph and gnuplot are to ugly ;)
But plot is optional.
Seems like an simple question, but using Resource monitor and Performance monitor, I only seem to get snapshots of memory usage.
What is the best way to determine what available memory was at 03:00 hours yesterday? Is it possible to do with the built-in perfomance software of windows server?
You know that we can use the command top to monitor the real-time CPU usage and toggle the result display to the per-processor view by pressing key '1'. The disadvantage of it is you can only monitor either the whole CPU usage or each processor usage. That is, you can't see them simultaneously. Does anyone know this?
I had nothing better to do last night than stare at my system monitor.
On Windows 7 and Windows 2008 SP2, how can I view who or what is using up my memory?
I recently setup Nagios for the first time and I love it so far. Figuring out how to better organize all those config files took a while, but once I had a better understanding of everything I'm really enjoying this.
I have a current server setup to monitor all our EC2 server instances such as processor load, disk space, memory usage, and so on.
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Hi,
I'm using the command "top" to see how much memory the system is using (ram). Now, when I go to the desktop and run the system monitor tool that comes by default with the OS, it shows lot less memory usage then "top".
Top shows I'm using 1.7GB memory while the system monitor tool shows I'm using 560MB...
Is it possible to retrieve the "Total received" or "Total sent" numbers from the gnome-system-monitor from command line? Or are there other tools/packages that can record and output the total data usage?
The motivation is that I want to monitor my bandwidth usage every hour or so.
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