![]() In case the load average is 12, it implies full capacity. If you have a multi-core server with 12 cores and a load average of 8.32 as shown in the following screenshot, it means the CPU is working under capacity and it can take more load. Your system is idle if the load averages are 0.0. Load average is the average system load over some time, usually one, five, and fifteen minutes in Linux. It is not the same as the CPU usage we have covered above. On Linux, not only is it about runnable tasks (not blocked by anything, ready to run on the CPU or waiting in the run queue) but also tasks in the uninterruptible sleep state, for example, a process waiting for an I/O operation to complete or other things. The CPU load is the number of processes/threads that are using or want to use CPU time. 9 Useful Commands to Get CPU Information on Linux. ![]()
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