To display the htop menu setup, press F2. Press F5 or T to display the process tree. To display the processes of a particular user, press “u” and select the user as shown below: In my case, I am selecting Memory based sorting. To kill a process, first select the process and then press F9 or k and then click on send to kill the process, in my case I am killing the puppet process as shown below:ĭisplay the processes sorted by different optionsīy default htop shows the process sorted by CPU usage, if you want to change the sorting option, then press F6 and select your respective Options as shown below: Section 3: Footer displays htop menu commands.atop projects into the PCP variants of these tools, pcp-atop and pcp-htop. Red Hat Marketplace Try, buy, sell, and manage certified enterprise software for container-based environments. Red Hat Store Buy select Red Hat products and services online. Section 2: Body shows the list of processes sorted by %CPU usage. in the major distributions: Fedora, RHEL, Debian, SUSE, Ubuntu, Gentoo. Red Hat Hybrid Cloud Access technical how-tos, tutorials, and learning paths focused on Red Hat’s hybrid cloud managed services.Section 1: Header shows the CPU usage, Memory usage & Swap usage along with Load average and uptime of linux box. To install Htop on RHEL 7/6/5 and CentOS 7/6/5, your system must have EPEL repository installed and enabled, to do so run the following commands on your.The htop output consists of 3 sections as follow: -v –version (Output version information and exit).
-s –sort-key COLUMN, Sort by this column (use –sort-key help for a column list).-p Start working thread for pagemap memory stats.
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