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for managing and monitoring the hardware and the filesystem. Storage vendors have documented their tools well, and I wouldn't be adding anything if I wrote about them. Addressing Linux storage solutions led
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. These conditions point toward text-based user interface (TUI) tools.
The specific tools that can be used are text editors or IDEs and some monitoring tools for the container. I don’t use IDEs, so I will just use
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script for monitoring disk IOPS (input/output operations per second), although you can modify it to monitor almost anything (Listing 1).
Listing 1: Bash Disk I/O
#!/bin/bash
while true; do
prev=$(cat /proc
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While managing Linux desktops, laptops, and HPC systems, I learn new commands and tools. As a result, my admin patterns change. In this article I present some commands I have started using more
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: Ubuntu mount
Output for nfs
$ mount -l | grep -i nfs
nfsd on /proc/fs/nfsd type nfsd (rw,relatime)
192.168.4.100:/home/laytonjb/work_laptop_dir on /mnt/work_laptop_dir type nfs4 (\
rw,relatime,vers=4
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Information
A number of tools and techniques can help you manage and monitor software RAID. The command
cat /proc/mdstat
gives you some really useful information, such as the “personality” of the RAID (i
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that the image is only 149MB, which is pretty small compared with the multigigbyte installations on desktops and laptops.
To confirm that the container image works and that Vi is present, create an interactive
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, the components you needed to build them, the networking you needed, the concepts for managing and monitoring them, how to program them, how to debug and identify bottlenecks, and so on; however, some were being
