1. Display the utilization of each CPU individually.
$mpstat -P all
2. display the top 10 process which consume CPU.
$ps -eo pcpu,pid,user,args | sort -k 1 -r | head -r
3. display hte memory details.
$cat /proc/meminfo
4. display the memory usage.
$free -m
$vmstat
5 display the number of cpu.
$cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep processor | wc -l
6. display the shared memory parameters.
$ipcs -m
7. display the share memory limits.
$ipcs -lm
8. display the disk activity.
$iostat
9. display the users logged on to the system.
$w
10. display how long the system is running.
$uptime
11. display which shell is using.
$ps -P $$
$echo $SHELL
$echo $$
12. display the awk version.
$awk --version
13. display the page size.
$getconf getsize
14. free the shared memory space.
$ipcs -m -> it gives the shm id.
$ipcrm <shmid>
$15. memory mapping of the process.
pmap -d pid
16. list all the users.
$cat /etc/passwd
17. display the mounted file system
$cat //proc/mounts
18. to know the swap allocated.
$cat ./proc/swaps
19. display the version of teh kernel.
$cat /proc/version
20 to know whether 32 bit or 64 bit.
$arch
21. to check the available shells.
$cat /etc/shells
$mpstat -P all
2. display the top 10 process which consume CPU.
$ps -eo pcpu,pid,user,args | sort -k 1 -r | head -r
3. display hte memory details.
$cat /proc/meminfo
4. display the memory usage.
$free -m
$vmstat
5 display the number of cpu.
$cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep processor | wc -l
6. display the shared memory parameters.
$ipcs -m
7. display the share memory limits.
$ipcs -lm
8. display the disk activity.
$iostat
9. display the users logged on to the system.
$w
10. display how long the system is running.
$uptime
11. display which shell is using.
$ps -P $$
$echo $SHELL
$echo $$
12. display the awk version.
$awk --version
13. display the page size.
$getconf getsize
14. free the shared memory space.
$ipcs -m -> it gives the shm id.
$ipcrm <shmid>
$15. memory mapping of the process.
pmap -d pid
16. list all the users.
$cat /etc/passwd
17. display the mounted file system
$cat //proc/mounts
18. to know the swap allocated.
$cat ./proc/swaps
19. display the version of teh kernel.
$cat /proc/version
20 to know whether 32 bit or 64 bit.
$arch
21. to check the available shells.
$cat /etc/shells
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