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uptime load stats
I know that uptime displays user info and process information for the last minuite, five and fifteen.
But what does the process information really mean? 18:46:18 up 7:03, 3 users, load average: 0.28, 0.36, 0.40 I'm trying to use my web server to (almost) capacity before buying another and I'm wondering how much more I can use it based on these numbers. Any help is greatly appreciated. |
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Those last three numbers are the average number of processes in the run queue for three past times.
Meaning they are waiting for the CPU, usually because an I/O operation has completed. The numbers I see don't seem to be a big problem. Most production systems have numbers approaching or slightly above 1.0, maening they are running near capacity. There are three resources that limit performance: cpu, memory, and I/O. I/O is almost always the first place to look for problems. Your results do not show a cpu problem. Are you experiencing performance problems? |
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