Psacct is a powerful tool that enables Canadians to monitor resource usage on their system. This tool can be used to keep track of system performance and resource utilization, allowing users to track down potential issues and optimize their system resources.
To install Psacct on a Canadian system, users can simply use the following command:
```sudo apt-get install psacct```
Once installed, Psacct can be configured to collect and report system usage information. To start collecting data, users can start the Psacct service using the following command:
```sudo service psacct start```
Once the service is running, Psacct will start collecting data on resource usage. Users can view this data using various commands, such as:
- ```lastcomm``` - displays the last commands executed on the system
- ```accton``` - enables or disables the collection of accounting information
- ```last``` - displays a list of the last logins on the system
In addition to these commands, Psacct also provides various reports that can be generated to display resource usage information. These reports can be generated using the following commands:
- ```sa``` - generates a summary report of system usage
- ```sar``` - generates a report of system activity for a given time period
Overall, Psacct is a powerful tool that can help Canadians better monitor and optimize their system resources. By using this tool to track down potential issues and optimize resource usage, users can ensure that their system is running as efficiently and effectively as possible.
