Master System Monitoring with atop on Linux: Real-Time Performance Analysis
🚀 Learn how to monitor your system's performance in real-time using the atop command on Linux!
This step-by-step guide will walk you through installing and using the atop command to analyze your system's resource usage, including CPU, memory, disk, and network.
🔍 What You'll Learn:
✔️ How to install and configure atop on Rocky Linux
✔️ Real-time performance monitoring with atop
✔️ Practical examples for CPU, memory, disk, and network monitoring
🔥 Advanced tips for system administrators and developers to optimize system performance
💻 Great for users of all levels-whether you're new to Linux or experienced!
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Commands Used in This Video:
sudo yum install atop -y
atop
📚 Chapters
0:00 - 🎥 Introduction
0:30 - 💡 What is Atop? - System monitoring tool for Linux
1:01 - 📥 Installing Atop - Installation on Rocky Linux 9.5
2:16 - 🔍 Using Atop - Basic usage and interface overview
3:34 - 💾 Saving Atop Output - Saving system performance data to a file
8:05 - 🔁 Replaying Atop Logs - Analyzing saved log files
8:36 - ⏱️ Setting Monitoring Intervals - Configuring monitoring frequency
9:01 - 🔎 Focusing on Active Processes - Viewing only active processes
9:32 - 🔍 Monitoring Specific Resources - Monitoring CPU, memory, disk, and network usage
10:46 - 📊 Understanding Atop Output - Detailed explanation of Atop output fields
17:41 - 🔎 Reading Atop Process List - Understanding process information in Atop output
19:08 - 💡 Practical Use Cases - Real-world examples of using Atop for troubleshooting
23:33 - 🏁 Conclusion
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