So there are countless tools, and my preferred is called Nethogs.įor most distros, this tool is available in supported repositories, so installation should be as easy as running the following line on your terminal as admin. How to monitor network usage in Linux with Nethogs
This depends on what kind of function you need to perform after finding out the culprit, what Linux Distro you’re using, and so on.įor the purpose of the demonstration, I’ll be showing you my specific way of doing it on Pop OS! This should work on all other Debian-based distros. Worth noting is that, due to the open-source nature of Linux, there is no single way of doing this. Well, in this post, we guide you through perhaps the simplest way of going about this. Pretty simple, right? So what do you do when you’re facing the same issue but on Linux? From here, you can kill the service or let it finish what it is doing so you get back to using your PC normally.
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