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- show system process health
- <process-name name | pid pid>
Command introduced in JUNOS Release 8.5.
Display the resource utilization (health), of all the SDK applications currently running. You can display health information about one specific process by specifying either the process name or the process ID (PID).
process-name name — (Optional) Display health information about the process identified by the process name.
pid pid — (Optional) Display health information about the process identified by the PID.
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Output field descriptions to be provided.
user@host> show system processes health
PID: 10075 (jnx-flow-mgmt) Provider: jnx Parent process: 1 (init) CPU accumulated: 0 seconds Resource utilization: Area Current Max. allowed data size 7KB 32MB open files 20 64 resident set size 12KB 24MB shared memory size 4KB stack size 2KB 8MB PID: 420 (jnx-exampled) Provider: jnx Parent process: 1 (init) Child processes: 1 PID Process name 421 jnx-exampled CPU accumulated: 21 seconds Heartbeat: Interval: 1s Allowed misses: 5 Last seen: 1s ago (0 missed) Total misses: 2 Resource utilization: Area Current Max. allowed data size 24KB 16MB open files 23 128 resident set size 1532KB 24MB shared memory size 43KB stack size 8KB 8MB
user@host> show system processes health pid
The output for the show system processes health pid pid command is identical to that for the show system processes health command except that health information is displayed for only the process specified by the PID.
For sample output, see the show system processes health command.
user@host> show system processes health process-name
The output for the show system processes health process-name name command is identical to that for the show system processes health command except that health information is displayed for only the process named. For example the show system processes health process-name jnx-exampled command displays health information only for jnx-exampled (PID 420). For sample output, see the show system processes health command.
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