Memory management is an essential aspect of every System Administrator to improve the performance of a Linux system. It is always a good practice to monitor swap space usage in Linux to ensure that your system operates relative to its memory demands. Therefore in this article we are going to look at 8 ways to monitor swap space usage in a Linux systems.
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