Introducing the Linux system and network monitoring tools
In the final section of our chapter, we are going to present a number of very useful tools to monitor both systems and networks for our CentOS 7 server.
We will start by showing some system monitoring tools. We believe that most of these tools need the EPEL repository installed, so we can just install it before trying to install any of those tools:
$ sudo yum install epel-release
The first tool that we are going to talk about is Htop. It is kind of the same as the old top command, but it has a very user-friendly interface, wherein it is much more interactive with many shortcuts, a graphical colored presentation of the process, and the CPU, Memory, and SWAP Memory in a bar shaped way, to ...
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