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This number increases every day. Is there something wrong?
Is there some process increasing this plist-sz?
If yes, how to find the process is doing the plist-sz growing?
The server is new and I am affraid that Linux reachs the processes limit and stops the database.
'ps' returns the current process table. Collected SAR data gives you cumulative statistics.
If you need to monitor the amount of processes active right now then
would tell you if there's more than a hundred active (or just 'grep ^procs_running /proc/stat'). If you need to collect such statistics remotely and without messing with SSH root logins also see SNMP (OID 1.3.6.1.2.1.25.1.6.0 IIGC) or any agents a monitoring tool like Monit, Nagios, MRTG or whatever else you favor may provide.
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