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Finding PIDs
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Here's a simple bash script I conjured up that will find a pid, and print out either the CPU or Memory % utilization from the ps command. Keep in mind that I am in the very early stages of learning bash scripting and there probably are better ways to accomplish what I'm looking for. I'm hoping that by posting this script here, people will be able to improve it and give it back to the APM community here as a resource they can use in their own installations. |
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( This Software is Available for Direct Download )
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| Supported Operating System(s) |
CentOS, Debian, Linux Generic, |
| File Size |
1 kb |
| Version |
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| License Type |
Open Source |
| Requirements |
Bash / KSH shell |
| Author Website |
http://gnutoolbox.com |
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