[Super introductory 1 minute] Done! Check the system uptime of Linux OS

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uptime ''
when dealing with problems on a daily basis.It is a command to check the system operating time of a Linux OS.
If there is a reboot, you can use this " uptime " command to find out when the reboot took place.

uptime command

Check system uptime

[root@test-aws-harukainoue ~]# uptime 07:56:53 up 16 min, 1 user, load average: 0.00, 0.00, 0.00

From the left
■Startup time
⇒ The system was started at 07:56:53 (hours: minutes: seconds)
■Time elapsed since startup
⇒ 16 minutes have passed since startup
■Login Number of users currently logged in
⇒ 1 user is currently logged in
■Load average (1 minute, 5 minutes, 15 minutes) that represents the load status
uptime "
indicates that there is no load because the process is not particularly active I got it from the command.

summary

" uptime " command has no options.
So, although it seems simple,
" uptime " command, you won't know how to find out when it was started.
" uptime " command, you won't know where to check unless you know how to look at it.
This is a command that infrastructure engineers use surprisingly often!

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