How to Check Memory Amount (RAM) in Linux Server (CentOS, Ubuntu, Debian)

It's very easy to check the amount of installed physical memory (RAM) in a Linux server. Simply run the command: free -m

The command will return a small table, where the leftmost column titled "total" represents the total amount of installed RAM.
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