Process Stats
Process stats allow you to monitor individual processes. To enable process stats we need to modify uplink's config.toml file to mention the process names that need monitoring. If you have followed the setup guide, this file should be present in /usr/share/local/byebeam. Add the below section to config.toml
NOTE: The names of processes mentioned in the config should be the same as those in the output of ps -eaf
The stream corresponding to process stats is uplink_process_stats. This stream has the below fields
Field name | Description |
|---|---|
pid | This field corresponds to a particular process's ID. |
start_time | Time at which the process had started execution. |
cpu_usage | Percentage of CPU being used by the process. |
mem_usage | RAM is used by the process, in bytes. |
disk_read_bytes | The number of bytes of data read from the disk(or storage device) since the last update. |
disk_total_read_bytes | Total number of bytes of data written to the disk(or storage device) since the last update. |
disk_write_bytes | A number of bytes of data read from the disk(or storage device) since the last update. |
disk_total_write_bytes | Total number of bytes of data written to the disk(or storage device). |
