Saturday, January 18, 2014

Commands to Monitor the Processes in Solaris 10

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Command Description
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ps         Print status and information about active processes
pgrep Find the process id (PID) of a process
prstat View overall process statistics (similar to Linux top command)
preap Reap zombie processes
pstop Temporarily freeze a process
prun         Continue a process that was stopped by pstop command
pwait Wait for a process to finish
pwdx List working directory for a process
pargs Print the arguments and environment variables of a process
pfiles Print the list of file descriptors associated with the process
pldd         List dynamic libraries associated with process (similar to ldd for executable)
ptree Print a process ancestry tree
pstack Get stack back trace of a process for debugging purposes
truss Trace system calls and signals for a process
svcs         With the -p option, this command will list processes associated with each
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Regards
Gurudatta N.R

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