Linux command
atop 命令
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常用示例
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atop
Example
atop -m
Example
atop -d
Example
atop -c
Example
atop -y
Example
atop -au
说明
atop is an advanced interactive monitor for Linux systems that shows system-level activity and process-level activity. It highlights resources that have reached critical load and provides historical data logging capabilities.
参数
- -m
- Display memory consumption for each process
- -d
- Display disk information
- -c
- Display command line per process (background processes)
- -y
- Display thread-specific resource utilization
- -a
- Display active processes only
- -u
- Display user statistics
- -g
- Display generic output (default)
- -1
- Display averages per second instead of per interval
- -r file
- Read raw data from file instead of live system
- -w file
- Write raw data to file for later analysis
FAQ
What is the atop command used for?
atop is an advanced interactive monitor for Linux systems that shows system-level activity and process-level activity. It highlights resources that have reached critical load and provides historical data logging capabilities.
How do I run a basic atop example?
Run `atop` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -m do in atop?
Display memory consumption for each process