Linux tip: How to use the dstat command

The video tutorial explains the DSTAT command, which provides insights into system resources like CPU usage, disk activity, and network traffic. It demonstrates how to execute the command, interpret its output, and use parameters to limit the display. The tutorial also covers analyzing CPU and system activity, including interrupts and context switches, and how to view activity for multiple CPUs.

What can be inferred about the system's activity based on the DSTAT output?

How does DSTAT display information for systems with multiple CPUs?