For truss, the strace command is probably what you are looking for.
You'll need to install it first: up2date --install strace
For ptree, use the pstree command in Linux.
pstack is the same on Linux as it is on Solaris for the most part,
but it has to be installed: up2date --install pstack
Also, you may want to look at the manpage for the sar command. Sar
collects a variety of info about resource usage throughout the day
and enables you to view the stats.
--James Cooley
On Jun 27, 2005, at 11:05 PM, ubergoonz wrote:
I have a RHEL server that hugs for no particular reason .. so I
need to do
some performance monitoring.
I am trying to understand how memory are being used and used by what
process on Linux.
comming from Solaris background, I am more familiar on tools
available on
Solaris.
I wonder if anyone can point me to articles to readup on what's
shared,
buffers, cached memory are being used in RHEL fromt he `free, vmstat`
outputs.
and what are equiv to truss, pstack, ptree on Linux if there are
similiar
tools around.
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Best Regards,
Leslie Joshua Wang
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