It also shows a list of processes by CPU consumption by default. It shows the total number of tasks (156), the number of tasks running (7), the number of tasks in sleep mode (81), and others. Here the overall CPU usage is 29.5 percent, and more CPU time is utilized by user space processes or applications. The following is a screenshot of a section of the glances monitoring tool on a Debian Linux server showing CPU utilization statistics. To install glances on your Linux distribution, run: $ sudo apt install glances
Glances is an open-source real-time monitoring utility that monitors several aspects of your Linux system such as CPU, memory, disk, and network usage. There are several command-line-based and graphical user interface tools for monitoring CPU usage on a Linux system such as top, glances (my favorite), htop, and more.
0 kommentar(er)
