How to check disk read or write utilization
I want to know disk read / write utilization especially, only read or write utilization or write utilization I tried using iostat but it shows entire utilization,
How to check only disk read or only write utilization (The progress is consist of read + write works)
Solution
Perhaps iotop is the right tool for you.
On the left you can see which process causes how much load and the hdparm test I ran in the session on the right is clearly shown there.
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