Linux server performance monitoring through the ‘ss’ command provides the monitoring statistics related to network sockets and connections. ‘ss’ stands for ‘Socket Statistics’ and it is a simpler and faster version of the obsolete command… Linux Performance Monitoring – ss
Linux server performance monitoring through the ‘mpstat’ command, is one of the oldest and most valuable ways to capture CPU statistics. If the system is a multi-core processor, then the mpstat command helps monitor each… Linux Performance Monitoring – mpstat
Linux server performance monitoring through the ‘iostat’ command provides general information about disk operations and related statistics. ‘iostat’ stands for ‘Input/Output Statistics’ and it is a utility that monitors system input/output by observing the time… Linux Performance Monitoring – iostat
Linux server performance monitoring through the ‘vmstat’ command, is one of the oldest and most valuable ways to capture memory statistics. ‘vmstat’ stands for ‘Virtual Memory Statistics’ and it is a utility that provides an… Linux Performance Monitoring – vmstat
CPU time is the amount of time that the process is using the CPU, converting it to percentage is done by dividing it by the real amount of time passed. For example, if CPU time… What is CPU Time?
Synthetic Monitoring is a technique that continuously simulates user interactions with a system or application to test its performance and availability. It is also known as proactive monitoring. Unlike Real User Monitoring (RUM), which tracks… What is Synthetic Monitoring?