How to Quickly Check the System Uptime on Linux

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Finding the system uptime for your Linux machine is easy. Here are four ways to do it.




Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:23 Find the System Uptime Using uptime
0:57 Check the System Uptime on Linux Using who
1:10 Find Your System’s Uptime Using the top Command
1:26 Check the System Uptime Using /proc/uptime
1:45 End screen




What you’ll learn:
1. How to easily check the uptime for your Linux system
2. How to determine how long a system has been available for use
3. Find the System Uptime Using uptime
a. How to check for how long your system has been running
b. How to see uptime in more readable format
c. How To see the last time you rebooted your system
4. Check the System Uptime on Linux Using who
a. How to know when you last restarted your system
5. Find Your System’s Uptime Using the top Command
a. How to provides a dynamic view of the system’s performance and resource usage
b. How to displays information about the processes running on a system, including their process ID, command name, uptime, priority, CPU usage, memory usage, and other performance metrics
6. Check the System Uptime Using /proc/uptime
a. How to read the /proc/uptime file
b. How to view the contents of the file
c. How to display the uptime in seconds























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