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A Guide to Linux Average Load and Monitoring Tools

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Linux average load is a measure that shows the typical system activity over a certain time period in terms of the demand for process execution.

Usually shown by three figures, it shows the average load for the previous one, five, and fifteen minutes.

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Tools to Monitor Linux Average Load

Top

The ‘top’ command provides a real-time view of system processes and load averages.

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htop

‘htop’ offers an interactive, color-coded display of system processes and load, making monitoring easier.

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vmstat

‘vmstat’ reports virtual memory statistics, including CPU load, memory usage, and I/O operations.

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nmon

‘nmon’ captures performance data for CPU, memory, disks, network, and more, providing comprehensive monitoring.

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glances

‘glances’ is a cross-platform monitoring tool that presents a large amount of system information on a single screen.

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