How To Check Top Memory Usage In UnixHow To Check Top Memory Usage In Unix
Top or glance command can be use to monitor the overall CPU and memory usage per process. But is hard to monitor because some top command did not support sorting based on the CPU or memory consumption.
Thus, you need to use one single line of Unix command as below to detect the top 20 memory consumption process.
Memory Leak Check With Unix Command
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The 3rd column is the Unix process ID which you can use as a reference before killing it.
The 1st column shows the amount of memory used by each process for data/text and stack.
This value is in pages and you need to multiply by 4096 to determine the size in byte.
After you convert the size into byte, divide it by 1024 to get value in Kb and 1024 again to get value in Mb.
It’s recommended to monitor the memory from time to time. If memory per process grow tremendously then there might be possibility of memory leak.
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