percent CPU

[sys-sbd]

Hi,
How can I report %cpu from only one process during
for example 1 week ?
It's on HPUX11.11 platform .
Thx

[Hein van den Heuvel]

Is that single process going to run all week, or is the image being recreated multiple times.

Anyway, for such long runtimes I believe it will be more interesting to know how many procent of 1 cpu it used all week, then the percentage of the used cpu time.

Either way. Start with the total cpu time used divided by the total elapsed time (7 * 24 * 60 ?). by the number of cpus, if you want the results expressed in 'system' performance terms.

If you want percentage of the total cpu used instead of actual usage, re-proportion based on some overall cpu% busy count, from sar or uptime.

fwiw,
Hein.

[RAC_1]

It is easy if you have GLANCE installed. you define your process in /var/opt/perf/param file. It looks something like this.

application = "your_process"
file = *abc*

Assuming that the process name is abcdx. Once you do changes, recycle scopeux (mwa restart scope) and it would monitor the resources used by this process.

If you have perfview installed, it can save the historical data.

If you do not have glance, you can folloing cron entry to run at pre-defined interval and log the details to a file. you then can prepare a graph from it.

* * * * * UNIX95= ps -C "process_name" -o "pid, args, pcpu" >> /tmp/process.txt

This would monitor the process every minute and put the % cpu used in /tmp/process.txt file.

Anil

[Paul_481]

Hi,

If you want to record the cpu for a particular process and you do not have any tools, I suggest you create a script that is run in a cron to capture the cpu of the process and store the result in a file.

ps -ef|grep | awk '{print $4} >> fn

You can then cron this to an interval of your choice.


Paul

[sys-sbd]

Well in fact I can't give the name of the process( it had lots of processes with the same name ) is it possible to retrieve the % of CPU just with the pid as the command UNIX95= ps -C "process_name" -o "pid, args, pcpu"?

[Geoff Wild · Accepted solution]

I had to do Anil's way like so for example on httpd:

UNIX95= ps -C httpd -o pid,args=Command-Line -o pcpu

Rgds...Geoff

[Geoff Wild]

By pid:

UNIX95= ps -p 1302 -o pid,args=Command-Line -o pcpu

Rgds..Geoff

[sys-sbd]

thx Geoff, it's working well.
Could you please where can I find more info about the command you give me ?

[Geoff Wild]

Sure:

man ps

Also a quick google will reveal a lot, like:

http://www.interex.org/pubcontent/enterprise/jan00/07uxqa.html

Rgds...Geoff