Linux Performance Monitoring & Analysis - Hands On !!
Start your journey as a Linux Server Admin and gain practical experience through live sessions with IT experts.
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What you will learn
Familiar with monitoring tools
Identify and explain key performance metrics such as CPU, memory, disk I/O, and network usage.
High Memory Utilization causing performance issues.
High CPU Utilization causing performance issues.
Students will learn how to use key Linux commands (top, vmstat, iostat, free, lsof, and tcpdump) to monitor system performance, identify issues
High Disk IO Utilization causing performance issues.
Familiar with tcpdump - Network Packet Analyzer
Familiar with lsof - List open files
Linux Find commands with various examples
Command to list out top processes consuming highest memory utilization
Command to list out top processes consuming highest cpu utilization
Viewing Hardware Resources
Configuring Kernel Tunables
Managing Resource Limits
Proc/Sysfs File System
Kernel Modules
lsof, tcpdump commands
students will learn how to use the sar command in Linux to gather and analyze key system performance statistics.
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Our Verdict
While there are minor discrepancies in the course information and improvement possibilities, this 5-hour Linux Performance Monitoring & Analysis course offers practical hands-on experience with a wide range of monitoring tools and essential commands. Ideal for beginners with basic Linux knowledge aspiring to improve their system administration skills.
What We Liked
- Comprehensive coverage of Linux performance monitoring tools like top, vmstat, iostat, free, lsof, and tcpdump
- Practical knowledge gained through real-world examples and live sessions with IT experts
- Detailed explanation of essential Linux commands, such as sar, ps, and find, while providing unique examples
- Dedicated sections for vital metrics including CPU, memory, disk I/O, network usage, and kernel tunables
Potential Drawbacks
- Minor inconsistencies in information presented, such as firewalld rule reloading and the use of ifconfig
- Lack of deeper analysis on certain concepts like VSZ, RSS, niceness, and priority in top command output
- Occasional repetitiveness and room for improvement in connecting theoretical knowledge to real-world scenarios
- Suboptimal audio quality with background noises in some sessions
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07/09/2017
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21/11/2019
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