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README.md
pidusage
Cross-platform process cpu % and memory usage of a PID for golang
Ideas from https://github.com/soyuka/pidusage but just use Golang
API
import (
"os"
"github.com/struCoder/pidusage"
)
func printStat() {
sysInfo, err := pidusage.GetStat(os.Process.Pid)
}
How it works
A check on the runtime.GOOS
is done to determine the method to use.
Linux
We use /proc/{pid}/stat
in addition to the the PAGE_SIZE
and the CLK_TCK
direclty from getconf()
command. Uptime comes from proc/uptime
Cpu usage is computed by following those instructions. It keeps an history of the current processor time for the given pid so that the computed value gets more and more accurate. Don't forget to do unmonitor(pid)
so that history gets cleared.
Cpu usage does not check the child process tree!
Memory result is representing the RSS (resident set size) only by doing rss*pagesize
, where pagesize
is the result of getconf PAGE_SIZE
.
On darwin, freebsd, solaris
We use a fallback with the ps -o pcpu,rss -p PID
command to get the same informations.
Memory usage will also display the RSS only, process cpu usage might differ from a distribution to another. Please check the correspoding man ps
for more insights on the subject.
On AIX
AIX is tricky because I have no AIX test environement, at the moment we use: ps -o pcpu,rssize -p PID
but /proc
results should be more accurate! If you're familiar with the AIX environment and know how to get the same results as we've got with Linux systems.
Windows
Next version will support