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  2. NetBackup™ Backup Planning and Performance Tuning Guide
  3. Measuring Performance
  4. Evaluating system components
  5. Monitoring Linux/UNIX memory use
NetBackup™ Backup Planning and Performance Tuning Guide

Monitoring Linux/UNIX memory use

  1. Use the vmstat utility to memory usage.
  2. In the vmstat output: Add free, buffer and cache columns to estimate the available physical memory size. The si and so columns indicate the amount of swapping activity taking place, consistent non-zero si and so values in the hundreds or thousands indicate physical memory shortage.

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