Monitoring commands

#echo ::memstat|mdb -k

#prstat -a

#prstat -s cpu -n 5 

(command is used to list the five processes that are consuming the most CPU resources.
The -s cpu flag tells prstat to sort the output by CPU usage. The -n 5 flag tells prstat to
restrict the output to the top five processes.)

#prstat -s size -n 5
(To view the process consuming the most virtual memory, use the command prstat with
the -s size option. The command prstat -s size -n 5 provides the top five processes on a
system in terms of virtual memory consumption)

#sar -g 5 5 ( check Paging activity)

#prstat -s rss -n 20 -c 1 1

(To illustrate the problem to the vendor, run a prstat command that is limited to the
process ID of the server application and gathers the statistics every 15 seconds. The
following code example shows how you can do this)
#prstat -p 2443 15

#sar 5 5

#vmstat -p 3

#prstat -U <Process Name>   e.g. wasadm

#prstat -t -u wasadm

#/usr/ucb/ps -auxwww 4042

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Mukesh Dhiman
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HCL Comnet Ltd.
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