Viewing Project Processes

Information about the processes that are running in an active project can be obtained from a table in either the Hosts view or the Containers view. The same Processes table and identical information is provided in both views.

Processes are listed one per row and the following information is available:

PID

The process ID.

User Name

The owner of the process (the UNIX user name or login name).

SIZE

The total virtual memory size of the process in Mbytes.

RSS

The resident set size of the process in Mbytes.

STATE

The state of the process. Values include the following:

• cpuN – The process is running on CPU N where N is an integer.

• sleep – The process is sleeping, or waiting.

• run – The process is running.

• zombie – The process is terminated.

• stop – The process is stopped.

PRI

The priority of the process. The higher the number, the higher the process priority.

NICE

Nice value that is used in priority computation.

Time

The cumulative execution time for the process.

CPU

The percentage of recent time that is used by the process.

PROCESS/NLWP

The name of the process, which is the name of executed file. The number of lightweight processes (LWPS) in the process.

To View the Processes Running in a Project From the Hosts View

Use this procedure if you know the name of the host with which the project is associated.

Steps

1. If the Container Manager GUI is not already open, access it as described in To Start the Container Manager GUI.

2. Select the Hosts view by clicking the left tab in the navigation window.

3. In the navigation window, select the host with which the project is associated.

4. In the right pane, select the Projects tab.

   The Projects table is displayed and lists all the projects that are associated with the host. The list includes active and inactive projects. You must select an active project to see information about its processes.

5. Select the project by clicking the project name.

   The properties page for the project instance on the selected host is displayed.

6. Select the Processes tab.

   The processes running inside the project are displayed in the Processes table. The name of the project and the host it is associated with are displayed above the table.

   If no processes are listed, you might have selected an inactive container.

To View the Processes Running in a Project From the Containers View

Use this procedure when you know the name of the project and want to select from the list of hosts with which the project is associated.

Steps

1. If the Container Manager GUI is not already open, access it as described in To Start the Container Manager GUI.

2. Select the Containers view by clicking the right tab in the navigation window.

3. In the navigation window, select the desired container.

   If needed, expand the container by clicking the expansion triangle. After the project names appear, click the name of the desired project.

   A table that lists all the hosts that the container is associated with is displayed in the right pane.

4. In the table, click the project name.

   The properties page for the container instance on the selected host appears.

5. Select the Processes tab.

   The name of the project and the host it is associated with are displayed in the table title. The processes that are running inside the project are displayed in the Processes table.

   If no processes are listed in the table, you might have selected an inactive project.