how to check resource usage of a server through Linux command system ssh

how to check resource usage of a server through Linux command system ssh

You can in more batter way view the performance and process of your server through command system ssh, through ssh it is easier to get the idea which thing getting more resources of your server. Through here it would be quite vived for you to tackle some specific issue despite checking whole the server.

Usally when your server get over loaded, you feel that it is quite hard to understand which thing is creating that much load, so what serverslot.com prefer you to install “putty” which is basically a software through which you can use command line to manage things through ssh.

After installing putty!

You need to provide your server ip (paste that)

A window like command prompt would be in front of you and here you need to type your server user name which would be “root”

Then finally type the password of the server

Now you are able to access your server through command line, here you can do all using commands if you know the commands, here what we were discussing that how we can check resources usage of a server.

You need to perform here a command to view resources usage.

root@server [~]# ps -e -o pcpu,cpu,nice,state,cputime,args --sort pcpu | sed '/^ 0.0 /d'

That is the command to check resource usage of a server through Linux command system ssh, simply copy that command from below and then go to the putty window, in the windows click right and then left of the mouse and then enter.

Command would be automatically executed then.

Here you can find all the process which are being taken place in your server, even that process belong to a specific domain or my sql processes.