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I want to find swap used by each interior thread. I used top to view all the running processes and used shift+h(H) to view all threads and I used shift+o(O) with option p to view swap used by each individual thread, and I got the swap used by each individual thread in GB size. But I need to view the swap size used by each individual thread in KB size. Please anyone help on this
Pasting here my top command process
PID USER PR NI VIRT RES SHR S %CPU %MEM TIME+ SWAP COMMAND
9959 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 0:13.28 21g mysqld
9969 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 0:10.19 21g mysqld
9970 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 0:12.96 21g mysqld
9971 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 5:21.34 21g mysqld
9972 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 5:27.05 21g mysqld
9973 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 5:22.58 21g mysqld
9974 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 5:27.03 21g mysqld
9975 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 5:49.48 21g mysqld
9976 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 5:03.59 21g mysqld
9977 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 4:55.42 21g mysqld
9978 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 5:03.10 21g mysqld
9986 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 0:05.23 21g mysqld
9987 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.3 96.8 1:57.07 21g mysqld
9988 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 0:01.15 21g mysqld
9989 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 5:55.10 21g mysqld
9990 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 1.0 96.8 73:50.11 21g mysqld
9991 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 3.6 96.8 241:03.15 21g mysqld
9992 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 0:18.20 21g mysqld
9993 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 0:03.38 21g mysqld
9994 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 0:01.14 21g mysqld
9995 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 0:00.00 21g mysqld
9999 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 34:12.34 21g mysqld
10058 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 8:19.05 21g mysqld
10061 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 9:21.93 21g mysqld
10082 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 3:46.24 21g mysqld
10086 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 17:18.62 21g mysqld
10153 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 36:55.88 21g mysqld
10154 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 16:27.58 21g mysqld
10156 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 12:12.73 21g mysqld
10157 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.7 96.8 12:26.13 21g mysqld
10158 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 18:10.38 21g mysqld
10163 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 2:28.14 21g mysqld
10201 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 16:45.92 21g mysqld
Above provided output is what I got on top command where SWAP is displayed in GB I want it to be displayed in KB
swap
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I want to find swap used by each interior thread. I used top to view all the running processes and used shift+h(H) to view all threads and I used shift+o(O) with option p to view swap used by each individual thread, and I got the swap used by each individual thread in GB size. But I need to view the swap size used by each individual thread in KB size. Please anyone help on this
Pasting here my top command process
PID USER PR NI VIRT RES SHR S %CPU %MEM TIME+ SWAP COMMAND
9959 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 0:13.28 21g mysqld
9969 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 0:10.19 21g mysqld
9970 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 0:12.96 21g mysqld
9971 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 5:21.34 21g mysqld
9972 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 5:27.05 21g mysqld
9973 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 5:22.58 21g mysqld
9974 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 5:27.03 21g mysqld
9975 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 5:49.48 21g mysqld
9976 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 5:03.59 21g mysqld
9977 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 4:55.42 21g mysqld
9978 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 5:03.10 21g mysqld
9986 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 0:05.23 21g mysqld
9987 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.3 96.8 1:57.07 21g mysqld
9988 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 0:01.15 21g mysqld
9989 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 5:55.10 21g mysqld
9990 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 1.0 96.8 73:50.11 21g mysqld
9991 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 3.6 96.8 241:03.15 21g mysqld
9992 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 0:18.20 21g mysqld
9993 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 0:03.38 21g mysqld
9994 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 0:01.14 21g mysqld
9995 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 0:00.00 21g mysqld
9999 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 34:12.34 21g mysqld
10058 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 8:19.05 21g mysqld
10061 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 9:21.93 21g mysqld
10082 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 3:46.24 21g mysqld
10086 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 17:18.62 21g mysqld
10153 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 36:55.88 21g mysqld
10154 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 16:27.58 21g mysqld
10156 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 12:12.73 21g mysqld
10157 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.7 96.8 12:26.13 21g mysqld
10158 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 18:10.38 21g mysqld
10163 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 2:28.14 21g mysqld
10201 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 16:45.92 21g mysqld
Above provided output is what I got on top command where SWAP is displayed in GB I want it to be displayed in KB
swap
asked Nov 19 '14 at 7:46
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possible duplicate of How to force 'top' to show human readable values for %MEM RES and VIRT
– muru
Nov 19 '14 at 8:52
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I want to find swap used by each interior thread. I used top to view all the running processes and used shift+h(H) to view all threads and I used shift+o(O) with option p to view swap used by each individual thread, and I got the swap used by each individual thread in GB size. But I need to view the swap size used by each individual thread in KB size. Please anyone help on this
Pasting here my top command process
PID USER PR NI VIRT RES SHR S %CPU %MEM TIME+ SWAP COMMAND
9959 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 0:13.28 21g mysqld
9969 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 0:10.19 21g mysqld
9970 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 0:12.96 21g mysqld
9971 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 5:21.34 21g mysqld
9972 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 5:27.05 21g mysqld
9973 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 5:22.58 21g mysqld
9974 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 5:27.03 21g mysqld
9975 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 5:49.48 21g mysqld
9976 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 5:03.59 21g mysqld
9977 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 4:55.42 21g mysqld
9978 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 5:03.10 21g mysqld
9986 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 0:05.23 21g mysqld
9987 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.3 96.8 1:57.07 21g mysqld
9988 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 0:01.15 21g mysqld
9989 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 5:55.10 21g mysqld
9990 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 1.0 96.8 73:50.11 21g mysqld
9991 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 3.6 96.8 241:03.15 21g mysqld
9992 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 0:18.20 21g mysqld
9993 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 0:03.38 21g mysqld
9994 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 0:01.14 21g mysqld
9995 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 0:00.00 21g mysqld
9999 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 34:12.34 21g mysqld
10058 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 8:19.05 21g mysqld
10061 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 9:21.93 21g mysqld
10082 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 3:46.24 21g mysqld
10086 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 17:18.62 21g mysqld
10153 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 36:55.88 21g mysqld
10154 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 16:27.58 21g mysqld
10156 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 12:12.73 21g mysqld
10157 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.7 96.8 12:26.13 21g mysqld
10158 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 18:10.38 21g mysqld
10163 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 2:28.14 21g mysqld
10201 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 16:45.92 21g mysqld
Above provided output is what I got on top command where SWAP is displayed in GB I want it to be displayed in KB
swap
asked Nov 19 '14 at 7:46
VIJUVIJU
111
I want to find swap used by each interior thread. I used top to view all the running processes and used shift+h(H) to view all threads and I used shift+o(O) with option p to view swap used by each individual thread, and I got the swap used by each individual thread in GB size. But I need to view the swap size used by each individual thread in KB size. Please anyone help on this
Pasting here my top command process
PID USER PR NI VIRT RES SHR S %CPU %MEM TIME+ SWAP COMMAND
9959 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 0:13.28 21g mysqld
9969 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 0:10.19 21g mysqld
9970 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 0:12.96 21g mysqld
9971 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 5:21.34 21g mysqld
9972 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 5:27.05 21g mysqld
9973 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 5:22.58 21g mysqld
9974 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 5:27.03 21g mysqld
9975 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 5:49.48 21g mysqld
9976 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 5:03.59 21g mysqld
9977 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 4:55.42 21g mysqld
9978 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 5:03.10 21g mysqld
9986 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 0:05.23 21g mysqld
9987 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.3 96.8 1:57.07 21g mysqld
9988 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 0:01.15 21g mysqld
9989 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 5:55.10 21g mysqld
9990 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 1.0 96.8 73:50.11 21g mysqld
9991 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 3.6 96.8 241:03.15 21g mysqld
9992 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 0:18.20 21g mysqld
9993 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 0:03.38 21g mysqld
9994 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 0:01.14 21g mysqld
9995 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 0:00.00 21g mysqld
9999 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 34:12.34 21g mysqld
10058 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 8:19.05 21g mysqld
10061 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 9:21.93 21g mysqld
10082 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 3:46.24 21g mysqld
10086 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 17:18.62 21g mysqld
10153 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 36:55.88 21g mysqld
10154 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 16:27.58 21g mysqld
10156 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 12:12.73 21g mysqld
10157 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.7 96.8 12:26.13 21g mysqld
10158 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 18:10.38 21g mysqld
10163 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 2:28.14 21g mysqld
10201 root 20 0 147g 116g 4676 S 0.0 96.8 16:45.92 21g mysqld
Above provided output is what I got on top command where SWAP is displayed in GB I want it to be displayed in KB
swap
swap
asked Nov 19 '14 at 7:46
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asked Nov 19 '14 at 7:46
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asked Nov 19 '14 at 7:46
VIJUVIJU
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asked Nov 19 '14 at 7:46
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asked Nov 19 '14 at 7:46
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possible duplicate of How to force 'top' to show human readable values for %MEM RES and VIRT
– muru
Nov 19 '14 at 8:52
add a comment |
possible duplicate of How to force 'top' to show human readable values for %MEM RES and VIRT
– muru
Nov 19 '14 at 8:52
possible duplicate of How to force 'top' to show human readable values for %MEM RES and VIRT
– muru
Nov 19 '14 at 8:52
possible duplicate of How to force 'top' to show human readable values for %MEM RES and VIRT
– muru
Nov 19 '14 at 8:52
add a comment |
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A very handy utility I found for determining both the memory and the swap usage of processes is the smem command. It may need to be run as root in order to generate output for all processes. BTW, I found the sort option useful.
answered Nov 19 '14 at 8:17
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smem shows swap usage in bytes, not kilobytes. With something likesmem -tkyou will get unit suffixes, but they will only be shown as kilobytes if the value is between 1 kilobyte and 1 megabyte.
– Tobias
Nov 20 '14 at 13:29
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A very handy utility I found for determining both the memory and the swap usage of processes is the smem command. It may need to be run as root in order to generate output for all processes. BTW, I found the sort option useful.
answered Nov 19 '14 at 8:17
mdpcmdpc
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smem shows swap usage in bytes, not kilobytes. With something likesmem -tkyou will get unit suffixes, but they will only be shown as kilobytes if the value is between 1 kilobyte and 1 megabyte.
– Tobias
Nov 20 '14 at 13:29
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A very handy utility I found for determining both the memory and the swap usage of processes is the smem command. It may need to be run as root in order to generate output for all processes. BTW, I found the sort option useful.
answered Nov 19 '14 at 8:17
mdpcmdpc
8711818
smem shows swap usage in bytes, not kilobytes. With something likesmem -tkyou will get unit suffixes, but they will only be shown as kilobytes if the value is between 1 kilobyte and 1 megabyte.
– Tobias
Nov 20 '14 at 13:29
add a comment |
A very handy utility I found for determining both the memory and the swap usage of processes is the smem command. It may need to be run as root in order to generate output for all processes. BTW, I found the sort option useful.
answered Nov 19 '14 at 8:17
mdpcmdpc
8711818
A very handy utility I found for determining both the memory and the swap usage of processes is the smem command. It may need to be run as root in order to generate output for all processes. BTW, I found the sort option useful.
answered Nov 19 '14 at 8:17
mdpcmdpc
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answered Nov 19 '14 at 8:17
mdpcmdpc
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answered Nov 19 '14 at 8:17
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answered Nov 19 '14 at 8:17
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smem shows swap usage in bytes, not kilobytes. With something likesmem -tkyou will get unit suffixes, but they will only be shown as kilobytes if the value is between 1 kilobyte and 1 megabyte.
– Tobias
Nov 20 '14 at 13:29
add a comment |
smem shows swap usage in bytes, not kilobytes. With something likesmem -tkyou will get unit suffixes, but they will only be shown as kilobytes if the value is between 1 kilobyte and 1 megabyte.
– Tobias
Nov 20 '14 at 13:29
smem shows swap usage in bytes, not kilobytes. With something like
smem -tk you will get unit suffixes, but they will only be shown as kilobytes if the value is between 1 kilobyte and 1 megabyte.– Tobias
Nov 20 '14 at 13:29
smem shows swap usage in bytes, not kilobytes. With something like
smem -tk you will get unit suffixes, but they will only be shown as kilobytes if the value is between 1 kilobyte and 1 megabyte.– Tobias
Nov 20 '14 at 13:29
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possible duplicate of How to force 'top' to show human readable values for %MEM RES and VIRT
– muru
Nov 19 '14 at 8:52