show system processes health

Syntax

show system processes health<process-name name | pid pid>

Release Information

Command introduced in Junos OS Release 8.5.

Description

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).

Options

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.

Required Privilege Level

view

List of Sample Output

show system processes health
show system processes health pid
show system processes health process-name

Output Fields

For a description of the output fields, see Table 7. Output fields are listed in the approximate order in which they appear.

Table 7: show system processes health Output Fields

Field Name	Field Description
PID	Process ID, a number that identifies the process.
Provider	Provider prefix. A string that identifies the provider of the SDK application.
Parent process	Process ID of the process that spawned the process in question.
Child processes	Process ID of the process that is launched from the process in question: Process ID for child process—A number that identifies the child process. Name of child process—A string that identifies the child process.
CPU accumulated	Maximum amount of CPU time that can be accumulated.
Heartbeat	A regular signal sent from a router to indicate that the router is up and running: Interval—Number of seconds between heartbeats. Allowed misses—Number of missed heartbeats allowed before the application restarts. Last seen—Time in seconds when the last heartbeat occurred. Total misses—Number of heartbeats missed so far.
Resource utilization	How memory is divided: Area—Segment of memory. Current—Current size of memory segment. Max. allowed—Maximum size allowed for memory segment. data size—Current and maximum sizes of data segment. open files—Number of currently open files and the maximum allowed. resident set size—Current and maximum size of resident set segment. shared memory size—The amount of shared memory the process is using. stack size—Current and maximum sizes of stack segment.

Sample Output

show system processes health

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

Sample Output

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 show system processes health.

Sample Output

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 sample output, see show system processes health.