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Why Linux Servers Slow Down: R, S, D, Z and T Process States Explained

· Hayden James · April 7, 2026, 1:31 a.m.
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This blog post addresses the issue of slow application performance on Linux servers despite seemingly adequate resource utilization, highlighting the importance of understanding process states that affect performance. It provides insights into why applications may be sluggish even with low CPU usage and free memory.
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