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cron job - memory usage
I'm setting up a cron job to collect memory usage (total, used, available) information.
I'm planning to run the following in the cron sript: free -k | grep ^M | awk -F' ' '{print $1","$2","$3","$4 }' >> /data/mem_report.txt Is there a better way (another command) to get more accurate information? I will be taking the collected info back to my Linux administrators. So I just want to be make sure I'm getting accurate information. Thank you. :-) |
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LStat? Other tools like LStat?
If there is something ready then why don't use it? It depends what you want to get. If you wish minimal CPU/memory consumption with some command that is executed let say once a day - then your solution is probably a good one. |
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