A beginner’s guide to my favorite linux system monitoring/troubleshooting tool: Glances. By the end of this video you’ll know the basics, and be able to quickly identify CPU, Memory, Disk/IO, and other issues on a machine.
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Cristiano Kubiaki
May 21, 2020Nice content. Thanks for sharing.
Tanmoy Dasgupta
May 21, 2020Wow!!! Wish I had known this earlier.
Sam Muthu
May 21, 2020thanks.
Abinaya Perumal
May 21, 2020Thanks for this video.
Please explain Linux booting with image file.
Zainuddin Hasan
May 21, 2020Awesome, thanks for sharing
Philip Orlando
May 21, 2020Really nice video Dave! When I first started using glances I switched back to htop because I didn’t know how to monitor each CPU thread individually. It turns out adding the -1 flag to glances provides CPU utilization at the thread level! I though it would be worth mentioning here in case there are any other potential converts who need this feature.
Francisco Portero
May 21, 2020👍 Glance vs atop, which are the best? Honestly ive used atop and with log output you can discover historical problems, so don't forget it might useful also for security forensics… Imagine sending output to ELK and analize patterns of processes? It has a lot of possibilities with imagination
Hasif Khan
May 21, 2020Can you make video What & How to solve the I/O wait problems.
wafutet
May 21, 2020Nice one, hoping the developer of glances will include the temperature monitoring as well =)
Vincent Lee
May 21, 2020it will show u docker containers if the daemon is running
νικμαστεροφσιτυ σιτυ
May 21, 2020thank you man that was big
Paulo Jose Castro
May 21, 2020you're running glances with htop, why though? the warning in the bottom is cool though
Trystan May
May 21, 2020When you got to interrupts I kinda realized that maybe I should take my Linux skill down from intermediate to beginner on my resume lol
FinderX
May 21, 2020NICE.
I installed and work perfectly. But my distro only install Glances 2.3 with PSutil 3.4.2, will be nice if you tell how you install the last version.
EDUARDO CAPANEMA
May 21, 2020really cool, used to use htop too, moving to glances
Al Var
May 21, 2020Nice tool but does it pull up strace or nest by child process ?
REVMr SubG3N3
May 21, 2020Cool! Installs with pip – easy peasy…. and I must say… I can be proud of my baby… This is the first good look I've had at this Minty fresh build. I am new to Linux and in recovery from Windows now for about 2 years… Just coming out of my shell so to speak… Haha Look forward to learning more from you. Thank you very much 🙂
Thang Duong Bao
May 21, 2020Interesting, will try this app
mistie710
May 21, 2020Looks good. Took a bit to install on my openSUSE 42.3 install but having installed the missing curses packages sorted that out. As for tools, the thing I've used would be Nagios Core which is good for monitoring systems around a network. Besides that and webmin which is more of a configuration tool, I can't really suggest much more.
Stefano Papaleo
May 21, 2020Nice! Having the I/O and network info on top of the usual htop stuff makes it worth it. Thank you.
Luffy
May 21, 2020This is a great video and helps with my troubleshooting.
latlov
May 21, 2020With this tool can I ever find out why wp-admin.php (WordPress login) is taking too long to load? I mean, the TTFB takes 1 or 2 minutes. I haven't been able to find out why neither in forums nor in Inspect Element tools. Server is Apache.
Flankymanga
May 21, 2020I will install it on my virtual to have some fun with it.
Prodby JKnock
May 21, 2020NIFTY!
fuleo
May 21, 2020Cool. Is there a glances for multiple server ?
OvalWingNut
May 21, 2020Very InTeReStiNg. This application is worth more than a glance 🙂 It's existence was news to me (no surprise). I paused the vid and installed it on a headless Pi3. I was daZzled. On a 27" screen I felt like I was in
NASASpaceX's control room. Thank you for your efforts. Cheers!reform1517
May 21, 2020FYI Glances hails back from the old Unix days. This isn't a new tool, but damn is it still great
Andrei Matei
May 21, 2020Hi,
Just wanted to ask what software you use to record the tutorials/demos?
Other than that, nice tutorials, really appreciate them. Keep up the good work!
LoC
May 21, 2020That's really good. Thanks!
William Evans
May 21, 2020This channel is a well of fabulous information. Great tutorial.
ritual301
May 21, 2020Wow, this is pretty nifty. I can see this coming in handy, for sure. Thank you!
fireXfly
May 21, 2020Started using htop after watching a tutoriaLinux video, will be checking Glances out too. I have personally found atop to be invaluable it's useful in interactive mode but the history mode is awesome, it allows you to see what was running when your server ran out of memory.
Daniel
May 21, 2020Nice.
Greg F
May 21, 2020Wow, thanks. Glances is super. I've been a big fan of htop for years but this is very, very nice!
David Dupoise
May 21, 2020Brilliant, beautiful, and so cleverly named
Prashant Mishra
May 21, 2020you are awesome 🙂
maxpolaris99
May 21, 2020Hitting Enter does nothing on LinuxMint 17.3 64bit with Linux 3.19.0-32-generic
SoulJah
May 21, 2020Thanks, alot Dave, appreciate these videos enhancing my QOL, would love to hear from Jeff and yourself about other programs you think are useful for smaller networking and pc management also larger programs out there that maybe someone would buy personally but in a corporation would be a good option ((podcast ideas)) Thanks for the podcast too (saved my sanity)