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You can simply pipe top's output to a file using something like cron. There is a very good tool for boot times though integrated into systemd. Call it using `sy
by hashhar 10y ago
You can simply pipe top's output to a file using something like cron. There is a very good tool for boot times though integrated into systemd. Call it using `systemd-analyze`. It has a lot of subcommands you can check by `systemd-analyze --help`.
Also, if you'd like to compare performance degradation over time, NixOS is a good choice to run because it can simply rollback to old configurations and you can see what changed.