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Use vmstat to monitor your system memory and CPU

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Article about vmstat tool, to check the memory status in a Linux system, explaining the terms that vmstat uses, and also how to solve some memory problems, (only some hints)

How to use vmstat, how to interpret the output. Linux memory explained, and how to use top, htop and ps to find the processes that are eating the memory from the system.

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