Performance tools in the Linux terminal are great for monitoring system health and optimizing resource usage. Compared to ...

Linux has a few different options for monitoring your system's resources, but our favorite is definitely the lightweight, super-configurable Conky, which sits right on your desktop. Screenshot by ...

Looking for the last, best system monitor you could ever imagine for the Linux desktop? Jack Wallen is certain he's found that tool in System Monitoring Center. Linux has no shortage of monitoring ...

GNOME System Monitor: A visual look into system processes, resource usage, etc. KDE System Guard: KDE's own system monitoring tool. Advanced Monitoring Solutions: Nagios: Enterprise-class monitoring ...

The bpytop tool is similar to other performance monitoring tools available for Linux systems like top, iotop, htop, bashtop etc. It’s a terminal-based resource monitor that works efficiently and ...

Monitoring Linux Systems with Zabbix. Diving deeper, Zabbix's prowess is exemplified in its meticulous collection of metrics. For Linux systems, essential indicators such as CPU load, memory usage, ...

System Monitor is, in our opinion, the easiest way to kill an unresponsive program, but there are a few other ways in Linux, most of them command line based (which is nice if you are stuck in a ...

How-To. Monitoring Windows and Linux Systems Using Open-Source Zabbix. By Tom Fenton; 05/19/2025; In previous articles, I took a look at Zabbix, a scalable, open-source monitoring solution designed to ...

The Linux Auditing System is an outstanding way for sysadmins to create a log rule for nearly every action on a data center server. Using this system means you can track events, record the events ...