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Monitoring Resource Usage in Debian Context
To effectively manage resource utilization in Debian, you need tools to track CPU, memory, disk, and process activity. Key command-line tools include:

• top/htop: top provides real-time process lists with CPU/memory usage; press Shift+M to sort by memory or Shift+P by CPU. htop (install via sudo apt install htop) offers a more intuitive interface with color coding and tree views.
• vmstat: Reports virtual memory, CPU, and I/O statistics. Run vmstat 1 to update stats every second; use -d for disk I/O or -p for CPU details.
• iostat: Monitors disk I/O (requires sysstat package). Use iostat -x 1 for detailed per-device metrics like read/write speeds.
• pidstat: Tracks process-level CPU, memory, and I/O (part of sysstat). Example: pidstat -u -p < PID> 1 monitors a specific process’s CPU usage.
• glances: A cross-platform tool for comprehensive monitoring (web interface at http://< IP> :61207). Install via sudo apt install glances.

Identifying Resource Bottlenecks

• High CPU Usage: Use top or htop to find processes consuming excessive CPU. Look for high %user or %system values in vmstat/cpustat (install sysstat for cpustat).
• High Memory Usage: Run free -m to check memory allocation (note: “used” includes cache/buffer). Use top/htop to identify memory-heavy processes. High si/so (swap in/out) in vmstat indicates memory pressure.
• Disk I/O Issues: Use iostat to check read/write speeds and vmstat for disk wait times (wa column). High await or %util values suggest disk bottlenecks.

Optimizing Resource Usage

• Adjust Kernel Parameters: Edit /etc/sysctl.conf to tweak settings like vm.swappiness (controls swap usage; lower values reduce swapping) or net.core.rmem_default (increases TCP buffer sizes). Apply changes with sudo sysctl -p.
• Clean Up Unnecessary Files: Remove old kernels (sudo apt purge linux-image-x.x.x-x-generic), clean APT cache (sudo apt clean), and delete temporary files (sudo rm -rf /tmp/*). Use ncdu (install via sudo apt install ncdu) to find large files/directories.
• Manage Services: Disable unused services with systemctl disable < service_name> (e.g., Bluetooth, PostgreSQL) to reduce background resource usage.
• Upgrade Hardware: For persistent issues, consider adding more RAM (reduces swap usage), replacing HDDs with SSDs (faster I/O), or using a lightweight desktop environment (e.g., Xfce) if GUI performance is slow.

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