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Maybe a little bit OT, In z/OS, you can see if a process has been put to suspended state because some other process is eating cpu and it keeps historical data a
by reader_1000 12y ago
Maybe a little bit OT, In z/OS, you can see if a process has been put to suspended state because some other process is eating cpu and it keeps historical data about it. Is there a way to achive same thing for Linux? I am reading brendangregg's performance book, however I could not see anything related to this so far.
- tableet 12y agohtop shows a T in the state column when the process is suspended or Traced
- teddyh 12y agoThe “T” stands for “sTopped”.
- reader_1000 12y agohtop does not keep historical data as far as I know.
- reader_1000 12y agoI thing atop [1] is the tool I am looking for. It can keep historical data. [1] http://atoptool.nl/ http://atoptool.nl/