Script that displays information about most used processes
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my script is
`echo 'CPU:' | ps -eo pid,%cpu,pmem,vsz,time,command --sort=-%cpu | head -1`
echo 'VSZ:' | ps -eo pid,%cpu,pmem,vsz,time,command --sort=-vsz | head -1
but I dont know how to write the cpu,vsz,mem,time on the side with the TOP on the top corner
The result table have to show like that :
TOP---PID---%CPU--%MEM---VSZ---TIME---COMMAND
%CPU:---11111---2.2---4.4---1290292---00:08:30---chrome
VSZ:---22222---0.0---1.6---1074225880---00:08:35---gnome
%MEM:---3333---1.9---9.1---4264488---16:52:40---gnome
TIME:---4444---1.7---9.1---4264488---16:52:40---ghome
linux shell-script users memory cpu
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my script is
`echo 'CPU:' | ps -eo pid,%cpu,pmem,vsz,time,command --sort=-%cpu | head -1`
echo 'VSZ:' | ps -eo pid,%cpu,pmem,vsz,time,command --sort=-vsz | head -1
but I dont know how to write the cpu,vsz,mem,time on the side with the TOP on the top corner
The result table have to show like that :
TOP---PID---%CPU--%MEM---VSZ---TIME---COMMAND
%CPU:---11111---2.2---4.4---1290292---00:08:30---chrome
VSZ:---22222---0.0---1.6---1074225880---00:08:35---gnome
%MEM:---3333---1.9---9.1---4264488---16:52:40---gnome
TIME:---4444---1.7---9.1---4264488---16:52:40---ghome
linux shell-script users memory cpu
asked Nov 20 at 22:31
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I've formatted your code examples. If they're not what you intend (and they do look rather strange) please edit your question to correct them
– roaima
Nov 20 at 22:52
What programs are you allowed to use? awk, sort, cut, sed, tr, head?
– Mark Plotnick
Nov 20 at 23:40
echo,ps,head,tail
– ZPUFF19
Nov 20 at 23:53
The first column of the expected output looks awkward. You have a row that starts with '%CPU', which is then followed by data that is not related to CPU usage. Can you clarify your intent for using this format?
– Haxiel
Nov 21 at 4:18
Yes I know but this is why I ask the question if somebody know how to displays the first column. Its a exercise in one of my course
– ZPUFF19
Nov 21 at 18:37
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my script is
`echo 'CPU:' | ps -eo pid,%cpu,pmem,vsz,time,command --sort=-%cpu | head -1`
echo 'VSZ:' | ps -eo pid,%cpu,pmem,vsz,time,command --sort=-vsz | head -1
but I dont know how to write the cpu,vsz,mem,time on the side with the TOP on the top corner
The result table have to show like that :
TOP---PID---%CPU--%MEM---VSZ---TIME---COMMAND
%CPU:---11111---2.2---4.4---1290292---00:08:30---chrome
VSZ:---22222---0.0---1.6---1074225880---00:08:35---gnome
%MEM:---3333---1.9---9.1---4264488---16:52:40---gnome
TIME:---4444---1.7---9.1---4264488---16:52:40---ghome
linux shell-script users memory cpu
asked Nov 20 at 22:31
ZPUFF19
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my script is
`echo 'CPU:' | ps -eo pid,%cpu,pmem,vsz,time,command --sort=-%cpu | head -1`
echo 'VSZ:' | ps -eo pid,%cpu,pmem,vsz,time,command --sort=-vsz | head -1
but I dont know how to write the cpu,vsz,mem,time on the side with the TOP on the top corner
The result table have to show like that :
TOP---PID---%CPU--%MEM---VSZ---TIME---COMMAND
%CPU:---11111---2.2---4.4---1290292---00:08:30---chrome
VSZ:---22222---0.0---1.6---1074225880---00:08:35---gnome
%MEM:---3333---1.9---9.1---4264488---16:52:40---gnome
TIME:---4444---1.7---9.1---4264488---16:52:40---ghome
linux shell-script users memory cpu
linux shell-script users memory cpu
asked Nov 20 at 22:31
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I've formatted your code examples. If they're not what you intend (and they do look rather strange) please edit your question to correct them
– roaima
Nov 20 at 22:52
What programs are you allowed to use? awk, sort, cut, sed, tr, head?
– Mark Plotnick
Nov 20 at 23:40
echo,ps,head,tail
– ZPUFF19
Nov 20 at 23:53
The first column of the expected output looks awkward. You have a row that starts with '%CPU', which is then followed by data that is not related to CPU usage. Can you clarify your intent for using this format?
– Haxiel
Nov 21 at 4:18
Yes I know but this is why I ask the question if somebody know how to displays the first column. Its a exercise in one of my course
– ZPUFF19
Nov 21 at 18:37
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I've formatted your code examples. If they're not what you intend (and they do look rather strange) please edit your question to correct them
– roaima
Nov 20 at 22:52
What programs are you allowed to use? awk, sort, cut, sed, tr, head?
– Mark Plotnick
Nov 20 at 23:40
echo,ps,head,tail
– ZPUFF19
Nov 20 at 23:53
The first column of the expected output looks awkward. You have a row that starts with '%CPU', which is then followed by data that is not related to CPU usage. Can you clarify your intent for using this format?
– Haxiel
Nov 21 at 4:18
Yes I know but this is why I ask the question if somebody know how to displays the first column. Its a exercise in one of my course
– ZPUFF19
Nov 21 at 18:37
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I've formatted your code examples. If they're not what you intend (and they do look rather strange) please edit your question to correct them
– roaima
Nov 20 at 22:52
I've formatted your code examples. If they're not what you intend (and they do look rather strange) please edit your question to correct them
– roaima
Nov 20 at 22:52
What programs are you allowed to use? awk, sort, cut, sed, tr, head?
– Mark Plotnick
Nov 20 at 23:40
What programs are you allowed to use? awk, sort, cut, sed, tr, head?
– Mark Plotnick
Nov 20 at 23:40
echo,ps,head,tail
– ZPUFF19
Nov 20 at 23:53
echo,ps,head,tail
– ZPUFF19
Nov 20 at 23:53
The first column of the expected output looks awkward. You have a row that starts with '%CPU', which is then followed by data that is not related to CPU usage. Can you clarify your intent for using this format?
– Haxiel
Nov 21 at 4:18
The first column of the expected output looks awkward. You have a row that starts with '%CPU', which is then followed by data that is not related to CPU usage. Can you clarify your intent for using this format?
– Haxiel
Nov 21 at 4:18
Yes I know but this is why I ask the question if somebody know how to displays the first column. Its a exercise in one of my course
– ZPUFF19
Nov 21 at 18:37
Yes I know but this is why I ask the question if somebody know how to displays the first column. Its a exercise in one of my course
– ZPUFF19
Nov 21 at 18:37
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I've formatted your code examples. If they're not what you intend (and they do look rather strange) please edit your question to correct them
– roaima
Nov 20 at 22:52
What programs are you allowed to use? awk, sort, cut, sed, tr, head?
– Mark Plotnick
Nov 20 at 23:40
echo,ps,head,tail
– ZPUFF19
Nov 20 at 23:53
The first column of the expected output looks awkward. You have a row that starts with '%CPU', which is then followed by data that is not related to CPU usage. Can you clarify your intent for using this format?
– Haxiel
Nov 21 at 4:18
Yes I know but this is why I ask the question if somebody know how to displays the first column. Its a exercise in one of my course
– ZPUFF19
Nov 21 at 18:37