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How to display cpu wise usage using top command on FreeBSD Unix operating system

last updated February 25, 2017 in Commands, FreeBSD, FreeBSD Jails (VPS), UNIX

I recently switched from Linux to FreeBSD. On Linux, I press 1 which show me a breakdown of CPU usage per CPU, but it is not working on FreeBSD. How do I find out the usage of individual CPU core usage using the top command on FreeBSD operating system?

Linux Find Out What Process Are Using Swap Space

last updated November 28, 2018 in BASH Shell, Debian / Ubuntu, Linux, RedHat and Friends

The top and free command display the total amount of free and used physical and swap memory in the server. How do I determine which process is using swap space under Linux operating systems? How do I find out swap space usage of particular process such as memcached?

How To Exit From top Command In Linux / Unix / BSD / OS X

last updated January 17, 2018 in Commands, Linux, UNIX

I am a new Linux and Unix system users. I was told to use the top command to display and update sorted information about processes. I do not know how to exit from top command. I simply close the Terminal app. How do I exit from top command without closing my Terminal on Linux/Unix-like operating systems?

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