Check the package in CentOS according to the command

At work, I often encounter a problem where I want to use a command machine without installing it, but I don't know which package the command is in (the source code compilation is no longer within the scope of this article ), the following describes a stupid method that can help us solve this problem. Note: Blue = command name light green = command parameter light blue = Option &

At work, I often encounter a problem where I want to use a command machine without installing it, but I don't know which package the command is in (the source code compilation is no longer within the scope of this article ), the following describes a stupid method that can help us solve this problem.

Note: Blue = command name

Light green = command parameters

Light blue = Option

Purple = Directory

System environment: CentOS 6.2 i686

Run yum provides */bin/sar on the sub-host with commands installed. (change the command path to the command you want to search)

From the results, we can clearly see that the sysstat-9.0.4-18.el6.i686 is the package we are looking for, and then directly use yuminstall sysstat on the machine that wants to use sar.