Answer by vicky for How to find out which process is consuming "wait CPU"...
Do a top, then shift F , then choose m or n, will sort the listing of processes by CPU time used.
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To be more precise, use this command can easily find out which processes are "eating" your CPU cycles:while true; do date; ps auxf | awk '{if($8=="D") print $0;}'; sleep 1; doneThis url could be...
View ArticleAnswer by Johannes Weiss for How to find out which process is consuming "wait...
The processes blocked on IO are the ones marked as D in the status column (S column in top).
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iotop and latencytop may be helpful. Neither gives exactly "CPU wait time caused by a process" -- I'm not sure it even makes sense, because the CPU can and does go off to service other processes while...
View ArticleHow to find out which process is consuming "wait CPU" (i.e. I/O blocked)
With top it's easy to find out how much CPU each job uses. However, I want to hunt down a job that causes a high wait CPU. Is there a way to find out which jobs are blocked on I/O?
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