Closed kennbr34 closed 2 months ago
hi @kennbr34 - sorry for the long time delay and I just got a chance to look into this feature this weekend. i created a new version 1.4.0
to add process tree information in reverse order. i feel like if we sorted the process via memory usage might be a bit confusing so i left the process tree in the normal order.
the process tree information part includes the following information:
Example output:
##### PROCESS TREE INFORMATION #####
20175 (oom) - OOM score: 1251 - OOM adjustment score: 0 - RSS: 3706188 kB - PSS: 3706184 kB
9361 (bash) - OOM score: 666 - OOM adjustment score: 0 - RSS: 1896 kB - PSS: 1892 kB
9359 (ld-linux-x86-64) - OOM score: 666 - OOM adjustment score: 0 - RSS: 1508 kB - PSS: 1504 kB
535 (ld-linux-x86-64) - OOM score: 666 - OOM adjustment score: 0 - RSS: 4596 kB - PSS: 4454 kB
176 (systemd) - OOM score: 666 - OOM adjustment score: 0 - RSS: 1984 kB - PSS: 1980 kB
1 (systemd) - OOM score: 666 - OOM adjustment score: 0 - RSS: -1 kB - PSS: -1 kB
hope this patch is useful in your case and please let me know if you have any questions or concerns. thanks.
It would be really cool to have a process tree that's sorted by which processes are exerting the most memory pressure.