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The Crucial Blog

March 22, 2009

How to find out which processes are using RAM in Linux?

An easy quick way to find out which processes are using RAM in linux is the following:

top -c

Then

Shift + M

This will list the top processes using the most RAM.

Tags: centos, linux, server-administration

Filed under: Uncategorized by — aaron @ 6:44 pm

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