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Linux commands: exploring virtual memory with vmstat

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Enable SysAdmin; By Tyler Carrigan 		Mail this story
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There are many commands, tools, and variations of the two for you to put to work when it comes to system statistics in Linux. However, if you need the specifics around virtual memory, you want to use vmstat. Here is a detailed look at the vmstat command, its basic syntax, and how to use it.

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