Glances como alternativa Linux a Process Explorer
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Glances can replace Process Explorer for users who need a quick, terminal‑based overview of system resources and per‑process statistics. It shows CPU, memory, disk, network, and a sortable process list, and it can filter by name or PID. However, it lacks the deep Windows‑specific details such as handle counts, DLL listings, and a full process tree view. It is best suited for Linux admins or developers who prefer a lightweight, cross‑platform tool and are willing to trade some Windows‑specific diagnostics for a more general, extensible monitor.
- Licencia
- GPL-3.0
- Precio
- Gratis
- Última versión
- 4.5.8
- Valoración
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Lo que funciona igual
- Real‑time per‑process CPU and memory usage
- Process list with filtering and sorting
- Real‑time updates
- Cross‑platform availability
- Web UI for remote monitoring
Lo que cambia
- No per‑process handle or socket listing
- No DLL or shared library view
- No detailed parent/child process tree
- No Windows‑specific registry or service info
- Limited to terminal/web UI, no native GUI
Abrir tus archivos de Process Explorer
Process Explorer produces proprietary .PE files and logs that Glances cannot read or export. To move data, you would need to export Process Explorer logs to CSV or XML and then parse them with a custom script; Glances does not natively support importing these formats.
Pasar de Process Explorer a Glances, paso a paso
- Install Glances via your distro’s package manager (e.g., apt install glances).
- Run glances in terminal to view real‑time system stats.
- Use the built‑in filter (press F) to narrow the process list to a specific PID or name.
- If remote monitoring is needed, start the web UI with glances -w.
- Export process data to CSV with glances --export csv if required.
- Compare the CSV with Process Explorer logs to verify key metrics.
Funciones clave de Glances
- Estadísticas en tiempo real de CPU, memoria, disco y red
- Lista de procesos con filtrado y ordenación
- Interfaz web para monitoreo remoto
- Arquitectura de plugins para métricas personalizadas
- Multiplataforma (Linux, macOS, Windows)
- Basado en Python, fácil de extender
Cómo instalar Glances en Linux
sudo apt install glancessudo apt install glancessudo dnf install glancessudo pacman -S glancessudo zypper install python-GlancesPreguntas frecuentes
Does Glances show network connections per process?
Glances shows overall network usage and can list open sockets if the plugin is enabled, but it does not display a full per‑process socket table like Process Explorer.
Can I get a full process tree in Glances?
Glances lists parent and child PIDs, but it does not render a hierarchical tree view; you can infer relationships from the PID columns.
Is Glances suitable for monitoring Windows systems?
Yes, Glances runs on Windows as well, but it provides the same limited set of metrics; Windows‑specific details such as handle counts are still missing.
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