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Understand, monitor, and troubleshoot Linux systems like a production engineer. Linux Monitoring: A Practical Guide to Linux Monitoring by Eslam Wahba is a hands-on guide designed for engineers who need full visibility into Linux systems running in modern production environments. Monitoring is a critical skill for maintaining high availability, performance, and system reliability in DevOps and cloud infrastructure. This book focuses on real-world practices used by professionals to detect issues before they impact users. You'll learn how to monitor, analyze, and troubleshoot Linux systems using production-grade techniques and tools. This book covers how to monitor: CPU utilization and performance bottlenecks Memory usage and optimization Disk I/O and storage performance Network traffic and latency System load and uptime Process health and system behavior Through practical examples, you'll understand how monitoring integrates with DevOps workflows, cloud platforms, Kubernetes environments, and large-scale Linux systems. You'll also learn how to: Identify performance bottlenecks before failures occur Analyze logs and system metrics effectively Build monitoring strategies for production systems Improve system reliability and uptime Part of the Modern Cloud & AI Engineering Series, this book equips DevOps engineers, system administrators, and cloud engineers with the essential monitoring skills required for modern infrastructure. Ideal for: DevOps Engineers, Cloud Engineers, System Administrators, SREs, and IT professionals responsible for system performance and reliability.

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