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Total usage memory by user
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When running top on linux redhat machine , i see that i have 16gb of memory in my machine and about 14.5gb of memory are in use: Mem: 16395780k total, 14970960k used, 1424820k free, 370264k buffers Swap: 4192956k total, 25824k used, 4167132k free, 12029400k cached How can i sum the size of memory in use by USER. Thanks Yoav  |
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It is not that plain easy; you might want to read this article to see why:
Virtual Threads: Understanding memory usage on Linux |
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Try this command: Code:
ps aux | awk '$1 == "reddybs" {sum +=$4}; END {print sum}'
OR When you execute top command, press u and then type the username. This will give you top processes owned by the user. Cheers, Sai |
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