Closed lorenzomonta closed 3 years ago
Same way you view the CPU consumption of any process, really. Like "top" on Unix-like systems, or Task Manager on Windows.
What is the name of the process associated with the POX controller? How I can find the pid of the POX controller process?
@MurphyMc
Can you help me please?
POX is written in Python, so the process name is probably whatever your Python interpreter is called (e.g., python3
).
I guess you find the PID the same way you find any PID. If Mininet is running POX, then it seems like Mininet would be in the best position to know. Or you could use POX's misc.pidfile component to save the PID to a file...?
POX is written in Python, so the process name is probably whatever your Python interpreter is called (e.g.,
python3
).I guess you find the PID the same way you find any PID. If Mininet is running POX, then it seems like Mininet would be in the best position to know. Or you could use POX's misc.pidfile component to save the PID to a file...?
Could be "python3 -u /home/mininet/pox/pox.py forwarding.l3_detectionEntropy"?
@MurphyMc
Yes, that's certainly POX.
Yes, that's certainly POX.
Thank you very much!
How can I view the cpu consumption of the pox controller?