Papillon6814
Logging etop
Hello.
I’d like to create a log file of cpu and memory usage. I saw etop is a similar tool to top command.
But is it possible to create a log file by etop?
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hauleth
You can get data form cpu_sup and mem_sup in set intervals and log that. Alternatively you can use Telemetry to publish that and then just handle it however you need/want to.
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