Monitoring your Linux system is essential in order to be able to improve its performance, locate the source of a problem and take more targeted corrective actions. As is always the case with Linux, there are quite a few tools and many different ways you can utilize to monitor different aspects of your system’s performance. On this simple guide, we will take an overall look on how to install and run three monitoring tools on an Ubuntu Linux system.
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