Process and system stats
include sig ... end
val bigint_of_sexp : Base.Sexp.t ‑> bigint
val sexp_of_bigint : bigint ‑> Base.Sexp.t
val input_all_with_reused_buffer : unit ‑> (string ‑> string) Core.Staged.t
module Process : sig ... end
module Meminfo : sig ... end
module Kstat : sig ... end
module Loadavg : sig ... end
val get_all_procs : unit ‑> Process.t list
get_all_procs
returns a list of all processes on the system
val with_pid_exn : Core.Pid.t ‑> Process.t
with_pid_exn pid
returns a single process that matches pid, or raises Not_found
val pkill : signal:Core.Signal.t ‑> (Process.t ‑> bool) ‑> (Core.Pid.t * (unit, Core.Unix.Error.t) Core.Result.t) list
pkill ~signal f
sends the signal to all processes for which f returns true. It
returns the list of processes that were signaled, and the resulting errors if any.
val with_username_exn : string ‑> Process.t list
with_username_exn user
calls with_uid after looking up the user's uid
val with_username : string ‑> Process.t list option
with_username user
calls with_uid after looking up the user's uid
val jiffies_per_second_exn : unit ‑> float
jiffies_per_second_exn
. A jiffy "is one tick of the system timer interrupt. It is
not an absolute time interval unit, since its duration depends on the clock interrupt
frequency of the particular hardware platform."
Further reading: https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Jiffy_(time)
val meminfo_exn : unit ‑> Meminfo.t
meminfo_exn
queries /proc/meminfo and fills out Meminfo.t. All values in bytes.
val meminfo : unit ‑> Meminfo.t option
val loadavg : unit ‑> Loadavg.t option
module Net : sig ... end
module Mount : sig ... end
val mounts : unit ‑> Mount.t list
val mounts_of_fstab : unit ‑> Mount.t list
val uptime : unit ‑> Core.Time.Span.t
val process_age : Process.t ‑> Core.Time.Span.t option
val process_age' : jiffies_per_second:float ‑> Process.t ‑> Core.Time.Span.t