I am actually in the process of putting together a page on /proc and the p-commands (including prstat). Depending on time availability, I should have it posted by the end for the month.
prstat is a wonderful tool, especially with the ability to examine information on a per-thread basis or look at the microstate accounting information. (prstat -L and prstat -mL)
I frequently use the prstat -s rss command to look for memory hogs.
Scott,
ReplyDeleteYou have made a great resource for Solaris troubleshooting. Thanks for all the time it must have taken you.
May I suggest you add prstat to your list of tools ?
Adrian has a good article on it at
http://developers.sun.com/solaris/articles/prstat.html
Thanks again,
Brent Rohloff
brohloff@bentley.edu
P.S. Since both Adrian and Brian drive a Lotus, shouldn't Princeton expense you one ?
Thanks, that's a great link.
ReplyDeleteI am actually in the process of putting together a page on /proc and the p-commands (including prstat). Depending on time availability, I should have it posted by the end for the month.
prstat is a wonderful tool, especially with the ability to examine information on a per-thread basis or look at the microstate accounting information. (prstat -L and prstat -mL)
I frequently use the prstat -s rss command to look for memory hogs.
--Scott