Real-time performance monitor (rtpm)
The real-time performance monitor is interactive and screen-based, and
provides real-time display of performance metrics.
It is invoked by executing the
rtpm(1M).
command.
The following groups of metrics are available:
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User, system, interrupt handling and waiting for I/O percentages
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System call and other
sysinfo(2)
information.
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Statistics about available memory
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Device I/O statistics
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Paging I/O information
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Inode, directory block, and dnlc statistics
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Process table statistics
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Serial I/O data
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Counts of streams, messages, and queues
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Networking statistics
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Information about the most recently run processes,
similar to the ps command
The screen is divided into a graphical display area and a text display area.
Metrics are displayed numerically.
When a metric is selected, a plot is displayed in the graphical area
of the screen.
If the selected object is text-based,
the data is displayed in the numerical display area.
The hierarchical set of menus allows you to choose other displays
or return to the top-level menu.
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UnixWare 7 Release 7.1.1 - 5 November 1999