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Urgent: CPU-Process Data does not show any spikes/real time information.
Sadly the replacement of top by ps has some backlashes. ps only tracks the CPU-Usage of a process over its whole runtime as an average and not like top within the last minutes.
I've noticed that even with Top showing a java usage of 100% (related to #49 ), ps does not show these spikes.
The ps manual says following:
CPU usage is currently expressed as the percentage of time spent
running during the entire lifetime of a process. This is not ideal,
and it does not conform to the standards that ps otherwise conforms to.
CPU usage is unlikely to add up to exactly 100%.
I'm still seaching for a pre-installed non-interactive version to track the cpu usage of certain processes.
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The best solution is to re-introduce TOP.
Top does not work with RAM due its truncation issue even in -b-Mode.
Also the SPP-Servers do not support the -E option.
Therefore PS would be best to collect RAM and storage information, while TOP is able to collect % CPU usage.
Urgent: CPU-Process Data does not show any spikes/real time information.
Sadly the replacement of
top
byps
has some backlashes.ps
only tracks the CPU-Usage of a process over its whole runtime as an average and not like top within the last minutes.I've noticed that even with Top showing a
java
usage of 100% (related to #49 ), ps does not show these spikes.The ps manual says following:
I'm still seaching for a pre-installed non-interactive version to track the cpu usage of certain processes.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: