Re: [BProc] fetching current page allocation in a bproc environment

[Sean <se...@la...>]

HI
	Try "bpsh # cat /proc/PID/statm".  The mem info isn't forwarded to the 
frontend.

Sean

Jeff Brown wrote:
> folks,
> 
> I need to track memory allocation on slave (compute) nodes in a bproc 
> environment.  I'm currently pulling data from /proc/<pid>/statm - rss.  
> The data looks suspect.  All pages are allocated essentially at startup 
> and the number never grows.  This is not consistent with the behavior of 
> the program I'm tracking.
> 
> Is there a better way to fetch current page allocation in a bproc 
> environment?  We are running bproc version 3.2.6 (returned from 
> bproc_version).
> 
> thanks!
> 
> Jeff Brown
> Los Alamos National Laboratory
> 
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