glances VS nmon
Nmon is a lightweight tool focused on command-line performance monitoring primarily for Linux and AIX, offering detailed real-time resource usage graphs. In contrast, Glances provides a more user-friendly, web-based interface and is more versatile with cross-platform support and plugin functionality.
glances
Pros:
- Real-time monitoring of system resources
- Cross-platform support (Linux, Windows, MacOS)
- Detailed insights into CPU, memory, disk, and network usage
- Web-based interface for remote monitoring
- Supports plugins for extended functionality
- Customizable dashboard
- Alerts and notifications
- Active community support
Cons:
- Web interface may require additional setup
- Can be resource-intensive with many plugins
- Less detailed historical data compared to logging tools
nmon
Pros:
- Real-time performance monitoring
- Supports multiple platforms (Linux, AIX)
- Displays CPU, memory, disk, and network usage
- Can log data for later analysis
- User-friendly interface with graphs
- Lightweight and low resource usage
- Customizable display options
- Command line and GUI options available
Cons:
- Limited GUI functionality compared to some tools
- Primarily command-line based, which may be challenging for some users
- Less active development compared to alternatives
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