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Server load: a good resource for the beginner

By Stefano Forenza on April 1, 2007

Sometime, when you get a successful site to work on, lowering server load becomes actually more time consuming than strict developing itself. Sadly, and this is specially true for legacy systems, debugging bottleneck is often not easy.

Here’s a good resource page which explains some common tools you can use on GNU Linux:

How to monitor server load on GNU/Linux

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