How To Get Cpu Usage In Linux?
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1. Use top or htop to view the CPU usage: These two tools are used for viewing your system processes and their resource utilization. The “P” column shows the CPU usage for each process.
2. Use mpstat to view the overall CPU usage: Mpstat provides an overview of the CPU utilization, including user, system and idle CPU time, as well as interrupts and context switches.
3. Use sar to view historical CPU usage: Sar is a tool for collecting, viewing, and reporting system activity. It can be used to view historical CPU usage with the –u flag.
4. Monitor individual process CPU usage using ps: The ps utility allows you to see information about running processes, including their CPU usage. You can use the –o option to specify which columns to display.