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Displaying Resource Limits
To display the applied policies, use the show system processes resource-limits process-name process-ui-name operational command. The following example configuration, when committed, applies resource limits for an SDK package jnx-example and overrides it with process-level settings for the process jnx-example-service:
[edit system extensions]
user@host# showresource-limits {
package jnx-example {
resources {
memory {
stack-size 4m;
}
}
}
process jnx-example-service {
resources {
file {
size 4m;
}
}
}
}
Using the show system processes resource-limits process-name command, the output for jnx-example-foo-binary, part of package jnx-example, looks like the following output because the package-level settings are applied on it:
user@host> show system processes resource-limits
process-name jnx-example-foo-binaryResource Limits: Area Max. allowed Max. configurable memory/stack-size 4MB 8MB memory/data-size 32MB 32MB memory/resident-set-size 24MB 24MB memory/locked-in 16MB 16MB cpu/priority 10 10 file/open 64 64
The output for jnx-example-service looks like this:
user@host> show system processes resource-limits
process-name jnx-example-serviceResource Limits: Area Max. allowed Max. configurable file/size 4MB unlimited file/open 64 64 cpu/priority 10 10 memory/stack-size 8MB 8MB memory/data-size 32MB 32MB memory/resident-set-size 24MB 24MB memory/locked-in 16MB 16MB
For more detail on the show system processes resource-limits process-name process-ui-name operational command, see its command summary.
