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Performance Monitoring Using “vmstat” on Linux
| vmstat reports information about processes, memory, paging, block IO, traps, and cpu activity. The first report produced gives averages since the last reboot. Additional reports give information on a sampling period of length delay. The process and memory reports are instantaneous in either case. |
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[root@linuxArticles.org ~]# vmstat -s
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4087800 total memory
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1643176 used memory
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701328 active memory
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805772 inactive memory
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805772 inactive memory
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2444624 free memory
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160188 buffer memory
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825932 swap cache
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1048564 total swap
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0 used swap
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1048564 free swap
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183146 non-nice user cpu ticks
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1 nice user cpu ticks
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52247 system cpu ticks
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1040923 idle cpu ticks
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26813 IO-wait cpu ticks
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465 IRQ cpu ticks
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1190 softirq cpu ticks
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0 stolen cpu ticks
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760191 pages paged in
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433884 pages paged out
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0 pages swapped in
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0 pages swapped out
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9274771 interrupts
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17030837 CPU context switches
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1286822330 boot time
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4437 forks
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[root@linuxArticles.org ~]#
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