Part 2 of my Linux bloat article looks at information you can get
from the kernel via some useful files in /proc, at three scripts
that display that info, and also at how to use exmap, an app and
kernel module that shows you a lot more about what resources your
apps are using.
How
Do You Really Measure Linux Bloat?
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Continuing my Linux Planet series on Linux performance monitoring,
the latest article looks at bloat and how you can measure it:
Finding
and Trimming Linux Bloat.
This one just covers the basics.
The followup article, in two weeks, will dive into more detail
on how to analyze what resources programs are really using.
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