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12-31-2008 03:05 AM
12-31-2008 03:05 AM
kernel table PROC more than 70.0 full
Can anybody help me out that how should i check the proc table utilisation .
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12-31-2008 03:39 AM
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Use #sar -v 2 2 to see proc utilisation in real time. output will be like below.
11:36:44 text-sz ov proc-sz ov inod-sz ov file-sz ov
11:36:46 N/A N/A 365/4096 0 2366/34816 0 5098/63498 0
11:36:48 N/A N/A 364/4096 0 2365/34816 0 5094/63498 0
look at the value proc-sz. First is current utilisation and the next one is defined value in kernel.
Ganesh.
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12-31-2008 04:02 AM
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#kcusgae -l ---- long lisst of tnable setting and current usage
#kcusage -l nproc --- u get the usahe details in liong format for nproc
etc etc
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12-31-2008 04:02 AM
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Re: To check the kernel table PROC utilisation
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Check the man page. By default it will show all of them. Then you can grep:
kcusage | grep proc
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12-31-2008 04:05 AM
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rfer to manpages of kcusage also
Sujit
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