Start broad, then narrow
Begin with uptime, free, df, ss, and journalctl before drilling into a specific subsystem.
Generate Linux performance and diagnostic commands for CPU, memory, disk, network, processes and system logs.
Begin with uptime, free, df, ss, and journalctl before drilling into a specific subsystem.
Commands such as mpstat and iostat are commonly supplied by sysstat and may not be installed by default.
A single high metric rarely tells the whole story. Compare CPU, memory, I/O, network, and logs over the same time period.