show system monitor memory status
Syntax
show system monitor memory status (all | system | process)
Description
Displays the current instant snapshot of the health of the device. You can view current health of both the modules: system and process.
Options
| all | Display the memory usage status of the entire system as well as per process. |
| system | Display the memory usage status at the system level. |
| process | Display the memory usage status per process. |
Required Privilege Level
admin
Output Fields
Table 1 lists the output fields for the show system monitor memory command. Output fields are listed in the approximate order in which
they appear.
Field Name |
Field Description |
Level of Output |
|---|---|---|
No. |
Number |
|
Resource |
Resource that is monitored. For instance, Cache and free pages, memory utilization at the kernel level, swap usage, and others. |
|
processID |
The Process identification number of the process that has crossed the threshold value. |
|
processName |
Name of the process that has crossed the threshold value. |
|
Alarm-Type |
The type of alarm generated. Values are: major-event, minor-event, and critical-event. |
|
Event-Type |
The type of event raised. Values are: major-event, minor-event, and critical-event. |
|
Sample Output
- show system monitor memory status all
- show system monitor memory status process
- show system monitor memory status system
show system monitor memory status all
user@host> show system monitor memory status all
------------------------------------------------
No. (processID, processName) Alarm-Type
------------------------------------------------
1. ('xxxxx', 'xxxxx') critical-event
---------------------------------------------
Resource Event-Type
---------------------------------------------
Free pages: minor-event
This is not applicable for PTX3000 Series routers.
show system monitor memory status process
user@host> show system monitor memory status process
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No. (processID, processName) Alarm-Type
------------------------------------------------
1. ('xxxxx', 'xxxxx') critical-eventshow system monitor memory status system
user@host> show system monitor memory status system --------------------------------------------- Resource Event-Type --------------------------------------------- Free pages: minor-event
Release Information
Command introduced in Junos OS Release 20.1R1.