Questions[utilization](server)

When I run the grep command on Linux on my cPanel-based shared hosting account, I hit an I/O resource limit, it says on the cPanel. I tried to research how to limit resources on a command that I run and came across systemd-run. I don't know if that's the right command to use or not for a one-off grep request. If it isn't, please let me know what command I can use in front of the grep command to limit I/O. If it is, what switches do I use to limit the I/O allocation for the grep command so that it doesn't hit the I/O resource limit on my cPanel shared hosting account?

How can we check the utilization of AWS Inferentia chips? I.e I am using an AWS Inf1 instance to train my ML project and I want to know how much capacity I am using.

Normally I use nvidia-smi with the Nvidia GPUs. What is the equivalent for the AWS Inferentia chips?

I am confused, what is the command I can use to determine disk busy in Oracle Linux?. In Solaris iostat command will show %b. What is the command in Oracle Linux to show %b like in Solaris?

Please help

There is a command in Linux that outputs system utilization called time. Is there a Windows equivalent? Or how else can I manually use the task manager commands in a batch file?

I'm looking for tools that will work on either Linux/Unix or Windows Server that for a given set of servers in an enterprise environent, will:

• Identify the server [via hostname, or some other unique attribute]
• List the the number & type of CPUs + cores
• Enumerate the storage devices used by the server
• Provide CPU and storage utilization data
• Provide load, network & storage I/O metrics

The goal is to gather accurate metrics about the current environment that will drive the design of an equivelent environment virtually or in the IaaS cloud [e.g AWS].

I found a couple of options so far:

• SysTrack Virtual Machine Planner
• Microsoft Assessment and Planning Toolkit

Some of this data can be gathered directly from the OS but I rather use a tool that has that functionality and presents the data in an easy to understand manner. Does VMWare provide any tools for this? Other suggestions?