# Benchmark your CPU
wget http://cdn.geekbench.com/Geekbench-5.2.3-Linux.tar.gz
tar xvf Geekbench-5.2.3-Linux.tar.gz
cd Geekbench-5.2.3-Linux/ && ./geekbench_x86_64
it will upload all the details into Geekbench website and generate a URL with all reports gathered like below...
# Know your System/Server CPU usage
First, for Ubuntu users, you need to install the package. To do that, run the below command:
sudo apt update --yes && sudo apt install sysstat --yes
For Centos users, the package should come as by default.
# for every 5 minutes(300 seconds)
sar 300
Note...
# Know your server network usage (Bandwidth)
First, you need to know your network interface name. Execute the command below to get it
ip a | grep -i BROADCAST
Notice: There could be multiple network interfaces. You need to consider the one which has your Server IP along with
For the sake of...
# Get resource(CPU, RAM) usage of a Process ID(PID):
ps -up <PID>
Note: In case you wonder what a "PID" could look like. So PID is a integer(numeric) number. And on Linux, every application runs with a unique PID.
So, for example, if I need to know what the PID is for my database(MySQL)...
Another Command I found today to truncate a file content
truncate -s 0 <file_name>
Advantage of this command over the command I shared earlier is we can use the above command with sudo, e.g.,
sudo truncate -s 0 <file_name>
Nice share @OP
One can look into below thread for more:
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You can still use Dedicated VPS/Cloud (like scaleway, ovhcloud)
But be sure, your service is allowed by the Hosting provider.
Contact them and discuss your service...
# empty a file content
> test.txt
Note: If file 'test.txt' has some content on it, the above command will erase/truncate it. But the file itself would not be deleted.
Example:
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And third option is Physical Credit Card. Other than 3rd world country most of the people generally use them
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