You can view CPU-related information in the system by using the lscpu command, which includes details such as CPU model, architecture, number of cores, number of threads, cache size, and more.
View information about NUMA nodes in the system: The lscpu command can also be used to display information about NUMA nodes in the system, such as the number of nodes and their affinity.
Check CPU architecture information: the lscpu command enables viewing system CPU architecture information, including CPU bit number and byte order.
To check the extension instruction sets supported by the CPU, you can use the lscpu command to view the system’s supported extension instruction sets, such as SSE, AVX, etc.
Use the lscpu command to view the frequency limitation information of the CPU, including maximum, minimum, and current frequencies in the system.
