Man page - lxc-top(1)
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lxc-top
NAMESYNOPSIS
DESCRIPTION
OPTIONS
EXAMPLE
NOTES
SEE ALSO
NAME
lxc-top - monitor container statistics
SYNOPSIS
lxc-top [--help] [--delay delay ] [--sort sortby ] [--reverse]
DESCRIPTION
lxc-top displays container statistics. The output is updated every delay seconds, and is ordered according to the sortby value given. lxc-top will display as many containers as can fit in your terminal. Press āqā to quit. Press one of the sort key letters to sort by that statistic. Pressing a sort key letter a second time reverses the sort order.
OPTIONS
-d, --delay delay
Amount of time in seconds to delay between screen updates. The default is 3 seconds.
-s, --sort sortby
Sort the containers by name, cpu use, or memory use. The sortby argument should be one of the letters n,c,b,m,k to sort by name, cpu use, block I/O, memory, or kernel memory use respectively. The default is ānā.
-r, --reverse
Reverse the default sort order. By default, names sort in ascending alphabetical order and values sort in descending amounts (ie. largest value first).
EXAMPLE
lxc-top --delay 1 --sort m
Display containers, updating every second, sorted by memory use.
NOTES
For performance reasons the kernel does not account kernel memory use unless a kernel memory limit is set. If a limit is not set, lxc-top will display kernel memory use as 0. If no containers are being accounted, the KMem column will not be displayed. A limit can be set by specifying
lxc.cgroup.memory.kmem.limit_in_bytes = number
in your container configuration file, see lxc.conf (5).
SEE ALSO
lxc (7), lxc-create (1), lxc-copy (1), lxc-destroy (1), lxc-start (1), lxc-stop (1), lxc-execute (1), lxc-console (1), lxc-monitor (1), lxc-wait (1), lxc-cgroup (1), lxc-ls (1), lxc-info (1), lxc-freeze (1), lxc-unfreeze (1), lxc-attach (1), lxc.conf (5)