linux cpu temp monitor

To view CPU, memory, and hard disk size under Linux:How to view CPUs1, cat/proc/cpuinfo or more intuitive to view the model of the CPU command: DMESG |grep-i XeonWays to view memory2. Cat/proc/meminfo or more intuitive command to view memory: free-mView hard disk size3, Df-hFinally, with the top command, you can also see the CPU and memory usage by pressing "1" d

1. Through top, find the process ID that consumes high CPU2.As shown in Java, the process ID is ' 52554′, and then the top command is used to monitor all threads in the process separately:top-p52554-H3, (then see which Java thread CPU high, which thread memory used more)4.As shown in Linux, all Java internal threads actually correspond to a process ID, which mean

(1) system + software versionCentOS 6.5 (Final), 64-bit, kernel initramfs-2.6.32-431.5.1.el6.x86_64,MATLAB version:8.1.0.604 (r2013a)Java 1.6.0_17-B04 with Sun Microsystems Inc. Java HotSpot (TM) 64-bit Server VM Mixed mode(2) Description of the problemUsually in this environment, the code of the small file can be debugged.Recently, the collection of all functions into an M file (332.4 KB), simply set a few breakpoints, run to the breakpoint location and then stop running,