View the cpu information of a linux machine. view the CPU information of a certain number of cores cat/proc/cpuinfo | grepprocessor | wc-lcpu clock speed cat/proc/cpuinfo | grepMHz | uniq: how many physical CPUs are consumed on the machine? & quot; cat/proc/cpuinfo & quot; query modelname, next, go to intel to view the cpu information of the linux machine. check the CPU information of the kernel cat/proc/cpuinfo | grep processor | wc-l cpu clock speed cat/proc/cpuinfo | grep MHz | uniq to check the number of physical CPUs on the machine. query model name through "cat/proc/cpuinfo, then go to the intel official website to query (http://ark.intel.com/Product.aspx? Id = 37096 ). For example, if my server CPU is Intel? Xeon? Processor E5506, table "# of Cores" indicates the number of Cores of the CPU. The total number of Cores of the machine is divided by the number of Cores of each cpu, that is, the number of CPUs of the machine.
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