Programs — Page 3

The iotop utility in Linux is a tool that allows you to track and analyze disk activity on the system. It shows the processes that are actively reading or writing data to disk, as well as the amount of data transferred by each process.

Ncdu (Ncurses Disk Usage) is a command-line tool for analyzing disk space usage in the Linux operating system. It uses the ncurses library to create an interactive text interface.

The chkservice utility in Linux is a command-line utility that allows you to check the status and manage services on the system. When you run the chkservice command in the terminal, it displays a list of available services and their current status

The ss utility in Linux is a command-line tool that provides information about network connections on the system. It allows you to track active connections, view network port statistics, and display various network interface parameters.

The ss (Socket Statistics) utility in Linux provides information about network packets, TCP/UDP connections, routing, and other network statistics. It is an alternative to the outdated netstat utility.

The iotop utility is a command-line tool in Linux designed to monitor and display input/output (I/O) activity on your system. It allows you to monitor in real time the processes that consume the largest amount of disk activity.

nethogs is a Linux command-line utility that allows you to monitor and analyze the use of network traffic at the process level.

findmnt is a Linux utility that allows you to get information about the current mount points of file systems

Ncurse Disk Usage (or simply ncdu) is a disk analyzer that provides information about the allocation and use of disk space on a computer or server.

A utility (or software utility) is a small piece of software designed to perform specific tasks in a computer system. It usually performs specialized functions and is designed to solve certain tasks or provide additional features for the user or the