1. HTOP
Purpose: For the management of processes on Linux, provide a complete list of processes, color to identify the processor, swap and memory status.
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Where F1: Help F2: Set F3: Search process F4: Incremental process F5: Tree structure display F6: Choose Sort by F7: Reduce process priority F Priority 8: Increase process F9: input signal to process, F10,: Exit Htop,
Common commands:
u: Select the process for the specified user
L: Show the list of files opened by the process
S: Shows the system calls performed by the process
A: Bind the process to the specified CPU
#: Quickly position the cursor on the specified PID process
Ctrl + L Refresh
2. Glances
1. Use: is a cross-platform monitoring tool that can monitor CPU, load, memory, disk IO, network traffic, file system, and system temperature.
2. Common interactive directives:
A automatically sort the process
c Sort by CPU usage percentage
m by memory usage
p Sort by process pid
i sort by IO device
 D Show or hide disk output data
F Show or hide file system data
n Show or hide data from the network
L Show or hide logs
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Glances-t 5 indicates a 5-second update.
3. Dstat
Purpose: Used to generate the system resource Status report = (Vmstat+iostat+netstat+nfsstat+ifstat)
The default is 1 seconds to collect-cpu-,-disk-,-net-,-paging-,-system-data
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-C Statistics CPU status
-D Statistics disk status
-D statistics Specify disk or summary information
-L statistics system load, including 1-minute, 5-minute, 15-minute averages
-M statistical system physical memory usage
-s statistics swap used and remaining amount
-N Statistics network usage
-R statistical I/O requests, including read-write requests
-P statistics process information, including runnable, uninterruptible, new
-y statistics System Information
-T display statistics time
--TOP-CPU View CPU usage process
--top-mem viewing the most occupied processes
To view the maximum IO and CPU:
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Process Management Htop, Glances,dstat