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Ubuntu 18.10 hoards 9GB RAM that don't show up in htop
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This is my htop output right after boot.
I have no idea what all this RAM is being used for. How can i figure out what's using all of that memory and put a stop to it?
ram memory-usage
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This is my htop output right after boot.
I have no idea what all this RAM is being used for. How can i figure out what's using all of that memory and put a stop to it?
ram memory-usage
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This is my htop output right after boot.
I have no idea what all this RAM is being used for. How can i figure out what's using all of that memory and put a stop to it?
ram memory-usage
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This is my htop output right after boot.
I have no idea what all this RAM is being used for. How can i figure out what's using all of that memory and put a stop to it?
ram memory-usage
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Try this command to see the top ten processes for memory usage. Post that to start with:
ps aux --sort=-%mem | awk 'NR<=10{print $0}'
Full disclosure, I stole that from another answer. Anyways, lets start there.
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Thank you. Unlike htop or sudo htop, this really outputs values for all users. Apparently the Cassandra install i did last week and did not get around to doing anything with yet was eating up more than 26% of my RAM to do god only knows what with. Stopped the service withservice cassandra stopand, hopefully, prevented further autostart withupdate-rc.d cassandra disable
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Try this command to see the top ten processes for memory usage. Post that to start with:
ps aux --sort=-%mem | awk 'NR<=10{print $0}'
Full disclosure, I stole that from another answer. Anyways, lets start there.
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Thank you. Unlike htop or sudo htop, this really outputs values for all users. Apparently the Cassandra install i did last week and did not get around to doing anything with yet was eating up more than 26% of my RAM to do god only knows what with. Stopped the service withservice cassandra stopand, hopefully, prevented further autostart withupdate-rc.d cassandra disable
– SnowAtYT
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Nice. Glad it worked out.
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Try this command to see the top ten processes for memory usage. Post that to start with:
ps aux --sort=-%mem | awk 'NR<=10{print $0}'
Full disclosure, I stole that from another answer. Anyways, lets start there.
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Thank you. Unlike htop or sudo htop, this really outputs values for all users. Apparently the Cassandra install i did last week and did not get around to doing anything with yet was eating up more than 26% of my RAM to do god only knows what with. Stopped the service withservice cassandra stopand, hopefully, prevented further autostart withupdate-rc.d cassandra disable
– SnowAtYT
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Nice. Glad it worked out.
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Try this command to see the top ten processes for memory usage. Post that to start with:
ps aux --sort=-%mem | awk 'NR<=10{print $0}'
Full disclosure, I stole that from another answer. Anyways, lets start there.
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Thank you. Unlike htop or sudo htop, this really outputs values for all users. Apparently the Cassandra install i did last week and did not get around to doing anything with yet was eating up more than 26% of my RAM to do god only knows what with. Stopped the service withservice cassandra stopand, hopefully, prevented further autostart withupdate-rc.d cassandra disable
– SnowAtYT
8 hours ago
Nice. Glad it worked out.
– jwcooper
8 hours ago
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Thank you. Unlike htop or sudo htop, this really outputs values for all users. Apparently the Cassandra install i did last week and did not get around to doing anything with yet was eating up more than 26% of my RAM to do god only knows what with. Stopped the service withservice cassandra stopand, hopefully, prevented further autostart withupdate-rc.d cassandra disable
– SnowAtYT
8 hours ago
Nice. Glad it worked out.
– jwcooper
8 hours ago
Thank you. Unlike htop or sudo htop, this really outputs values for all users. Apparently the Cassandra install i did last week and did not get around to doing anything with yet was eating up more than 26% of my RAM to do god only knows what with. Stopped the service with
service cassandra stop and, hopefully, prevented further autostart with update-rc.d cassandra disable– SnowAtYT
8 hours ago
Thank you. Unlike htop or sudo htop, this really outputs values for all users. Apparently the Cassandra install i did last week and did not get around to doing anything with yet was eating up more than 26% of my RAM to do god only knows what with. Stopped the service with
service cassandra stop and, hopefully, prevented further autostart with update-rc.d cassandra disable– SnowAtYT
8 hours ago
Nice. Glad it worked out.
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