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    In this article you can get information about system and resources, which using on your server.

    Core and operating system

    Follow command give you information about version of core:

     uname -a

    If on your server have been installed Linux system need to use following command to see information of using distribution about.

     lsb_release -a
    
     cat /proc/version.



    CPU and his using

    Follow this command to see information processing unit about:

     cat /proc/cpuinfo

    If you are using virtual server, it will show you core quantity of processing unit.

    The core quantity you will know by using command (only for dedicated servers):

     nproc



    Memory

    Follow this command to see information memory about:

    free -g



    You can get this information in the difference units:

      • -b, --bytes in bytes

      • -k, --kilo in kilobytes

      • -m, --mega in megabytes

      • -g, --giga in gigabytes

      • --tera in terabytes

      • -h, --human human-readable format



    Detail information you get by using this:

    cat /proc/meminfo

    grep MemTotal /proc/meminfo

    Disks and partitions

    Information disk space about and how his „slicing“ follow this commands:

    df -h
    lsblk

     


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