우(?)연히 Virt가 궁금해서 구글에서 검색해보았다.
To list processes in Linux including their virtual memory usage (VIRT/VSZ), use the pscommand with specific flags, such asps auxorps -eo pid,vsz,cmd`. VIRT represents the total virtual memory a process has requested, including shared libraries, mapped files, and swapped pages.
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ps aux: Lists all running processes for all users, including Virtual Memory Size (VSZ).
ps -eo pid,vsz,comm: Displays a custom output showing only the Process ID (PID), Virtual Memory (VSZ), and Command name.
top: Provides a dynamic, real-time view of running tasks, including the VIRT column to monitor memory usage as it changes.
htop: An interactive, more user-friendly version of top that shows VIRT by default.
USER returns the
username of the user running the process
PID returns the unique process ID
%CPU returns the percentage of CPU usage
%MEM returns the percentage memory usage
VSV returns the virtual size in Kbytes
RSS returns the resident set size
TT returns the control terminal name
STAT returns the symbolic process state
STARTED returns the time started
CMD returns the