MONITOR Your Linux Terminal Like a PRO!
Want to keep an eye on your Linux system performance in real-time? In this video, we’ll show you the best tools to monitor your Linux terminal like a pro! Whether you're a sysadmin, developer, or Linux enthusiast, these tools will help you track CPU usage, memory, network activity, disk performance, and running processes—all from the command line! 🚀
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🔹 What You’ll Learn:
✔️ The best Linux monitoring tools for real-time system stats 📊
✔️ How to track CPU, RAM, and network usage in Linux
✔️ Essential command-line tools for Linux system monitoring
✔️ How to use htop, btop, Glances, iostat, and more
✔️ Tips for performance optimization and troubleshooting
⚡ Why Monitor Your Linux System?
✅ Prevent system slowdowns & crashes
✅ Optimize server performance & resource allocation
✅ Debug high CPU usage & memory leaks
✅ Improve Linux terminal efficiency
Monitoring your Linux systems doesn't have to be difficult. Imagine being able to obtain all the essential statistics you require with a single, small script, eliminating the need to install and configure numerous tools. This single bash script is your go-to option for real-time system monitoring, regardless of your background—DevOps engineer or Linux enthusiast.
This is what you will receive in a single output.
CPU Usage: Current load and percentage of use.
Memory Statistics: Available, used, and free memory.
Total, used, and free disk space are all part of disk usage.
Network Activity: Connections that are active.
Top Processes: CPU-intensive processes arranged by resource use.
Video chapters
00: 56 - top
By default installed
02:07 - s-tui
sudo apt install s-tui
04:21 - htop
sudo apt install htop
05:21 - atop
sudo apt install atop
07:09 - iftop
sudo apt install iftop
09:05 - nvtop
sudo apt install nvtop
10:01 - btop
sudo apt install btop
11:16- perf
sudo apt install linux-perf
13:07 - wavemon
sudo apt install wavemon
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Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only. I own all the equipment used for this demonstration.