Novice Beginner:
1. View the commands used by the process:
Ps
Specific usage
Ps-a ro ps-e Show All Processes
Ps-u root Displays the root user's process
Ps-u root-n Show process for non-root users
PS-EJH using PS to list process trees
Ps-elf displaying thread information
Pgrep Docker Lookup Process
Pstree
Displays the tree-like relationship of the process.
Dynamic view of top display system
2. Install htop and atop to better monitor performance
Installation method, say first install Epel library:
Yum Install Epel-release
Reprint: Introduction of Epel in http://blog.csdn.net/yasi_xi/article/details/11746255
Rhel and his derivative distributions such as CentOS, Scientific Linux in order to stabilize, the official RPM repository provided RPM package is often very lag, of course, this is understandable, after all, this is the server version, security and stability is the focus, The official RPM repository provided by the RPM package is not rich enough, many times need to compile themselves that too hard, and epel just can solve both aspects of the problem.
What is Epel?
the full name of Epel is called Extra Packages for Enterprise Linux . Epel is a project built by the Fedora community to deliver high-quality software packages for RHEL and derivative distributions such as CentOS, scientific Linux, and more. After the Epel is loaded, it is equivalent to adding a third-party source.
If you know rpmfusion.org, it is appropriate to compare rpmfusion, rpmfusion mainly for the desktop distribution to provide a large number of RPM packages, and Epel for the server version provides a large number of RPM packages, and most of the RPM package in the official It is not found in the repository .
Another feature is that most RPM packages are newer than the official repository rpm package , such as the Php,rhel I installed on CentOS in the previous days for stability 5.1.6 version, I remember this is the first half of last year's version, and PHP The latest version has reached 5.3.2, if the phpMyAdmin is installed on the basis of php5.1.6, it will prompt PHP version is too low, this time, the newer PHP rpm provided in Epel can be handy.
And then
Yum Install Htop-y
Yum Intall atop-y
With htop atop, you can simply monitor the
3. Export system Information using Nmon monitoring:
Install: Download files from official website:
http://nmon.sourceforge.net/pmwiki.php
For the sake of simplicity, use precompiled files, download the appropriate questions according to the operating system here to choose RH72
Copy the file to the/usr/bin directory and change the name to Nmon
chmod +x Nmon
Run Nmon to display the appropriate graphical interface:
Can be tracked directly using Nmon
-C CPU
-M memory, etc.
can also be used directly
Nmon-f-S 1-c 60
Create Nmon files directly in the current directory and analyze them
Where-f means there is time in the name
-S indicates the time interval unit is wonderful
-C indicates the number of samples
Then download Nmon's analysis software on IBM's website Nmon_analyser
Https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/community/wikis/home?lang=en#!/wiki/Power+Systems/page/nmon_analyser
The suffix of using xlsm after decompression is not seen analysis
Select the Nmon file that you just generated to show the results of the analysis.
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Previous encounter with colleague a cache consumes very much memory issues
When using free-m, cached memory is found to be very high available memory almost no
Processing method Reference:
http://blog.csdn.net/tengdazhang770960436/article/details/51776781
First use the sync command to write ginger dirty content to disk
Sync
Modify the Drop_caches of the proc system to clean up the free cache
Echo 3 >/proc/sys/vn/drop_caches
modifying parameters within a Sysctl
VM. dirty_ratio = 1
VMS. dirty_background_ratio=1
VMS. dirty_writeback_centisecs=2
VMS. dirty_expire_centisecs=3
VMS. drop_caches=3
VM. swappiness =
< Span class= "Hljs-number" >vm.vfs_cache_pressure=163
< Span class= "Hljs-number" > VM .overcommit_memory=2
< Span class= "Hljs-number" > Vm.lowmem_reserve_ Ratio=32 32 8
Kern. maxvnodes=3
However, this approach directly shuts down the cache, resulting in more physical toxicity and reduced performance
Suggest to change back again.
Linux Beginner Notes---about process management, etc.