How to check memory utilization for a specific process ?
We have a no. of ways to check the overall memory usage but what if you want to monitor memory usage of some particular process. To show an example I am running screen utility on
We have a no. of ways to check the overall memory usage but what if you want to monitor memory usage of some particular process. To show an example I am running screen utility on
ALSO READ: Tutorial: Beginners guide on linux memory management When we run free command to view the memory usage in Linux we get a similar output as below # free -m total used free shared
ALSO READ: Things you must keep in mind before you upgrade or downgrade kernel in Linux Below are the list of topics covered in this article: What is kdump? Memory Requirements for KDUMP Configure kdump
Here are the step by step screenshot for the installation of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 (64 bit). The installation process is not much different as compared to "CentOS 7.0 (64-bit)" which I have explained
There can be many times where you are suppose to run some application or process in Linux but you don not want it to be terminated by logoff and session disconnection from putty. nohup command
In case you have added a new ethernet device to your machine or server, How would you determine the new MAC Address and update the same to its relative configuration file? You can check for
Please follow the screenshots to understand the installation process of CentOS 7 64-bit. (Click on the image to enlarge the view) Insert the CentOS DVD and boot your machine with the cdrom. You will get
If you want to change the priority of any process there are two things which you need to consider. There are two terms which will be used in this article i.e. NICE and PRIORITY. In