How to see how much anonymous memory a process takes in linux?

Question

linux

How to track which process took up how much anonymous memory linux. there is a server on which the occupied anonymous memory is growing, but apart from the database (postgres) there are no heavy processes.

Answer 1

A simple script that will allow you to calculate anonymous memory in Kb
#!/bin/bash
strings=(
1
10
# PIDs you want to check here
)
for i in "${strings[@]}"; do
mene=$(cat /proc/$i/statm)
res=($(echo $mene | awk '{ print $2 }') - $(echo $mene | awk '{ print $3 }'))*4
res ="s = "$res"/1000"
let "$res"
if [ "$s" -gt 500 ]
then
echo "___pid:"$i
echo $s"Mb"
fi
done

Answer 2

If we are talking about RAM, then in "top" press "m" to sort by memory.

Answer 3

or you can just write df -a , df -h