Learn CentOS 23 - Monitoring System Resources
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- čas přidán 7. 07. 2020
- The final episode of CentOS is here, and we explore concepts surrounding monitoring system resources. We'll take a look at monitoring disk usage, RAM, CPU utilization, and more!
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Hi, thank you very much for these amazing training videos.
thanks again jay , amazing videos!
More please. You’ve helped enormously as I’ve been dropped into the deepend when I was promised training and got NONE ! when I got a job in DataCentre.
Maybe this is outside what you do, but how about video’s on how to setup, trouble & use the likes of Plesk and cPanel. The differences between both of them etc. Just a thought 😎
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Thank You Sir.
Waiting for more content on Linux by you.
Nice video, thanks. You can also use "pkill " to get the PID of a process instead of doing "grep" on a "ps" output. Checkout also the "sysstat" and "sysdig" (on GitHub) packages for more advanced monitoring.
Additionally, using SIGKILL on processes is also dangerous because they might not properly save files or release file locks, e.g. in yum you have to remove the db lock manually. The process memory is always freed by the kernel.
I've been doing alot of self paced learning on Linux recently as I'm a sysadmin and my work is taking a shift towards linux - Even though I have had a look at a few of the tools on my journy, this has been an excellent series to fill in some gaps. Thanks, I look forward to seeing more content
you can also use "free -h" to show in human readable form
Great work and your way of explain the material really works for me :-) I've followed your CentOS course from start to finish in a few days. It gave me a lot of value and I need to increase my skills in CentOS. What would be the next step? Do you have or planning to create a more in-depth CentOS course where you build services, load balancers, firewalls etc.?
ncdu is cool. Surprisingly I never heard of it before. Thanks
Great !
is this still worth it now that centos will not be based on RHEL?