Solaris to Linux porting (prstat -Z -n 1 1 1 ----command help)

[henrysimon]

Hi,

I need the equivalent of `prstat -Z -n 1 1 1` command in Linux.

My script is something like this:

$prstat_out=`prstat -Z -n 1 1 1`;
lines = split (/\n/, $prstat_out);
foreach $line (lines){
if ($line =~ /(\s+)(\d+)(\s+)(\d+)(\s+)(\d+.*)(\s+)(\d+.*)(\s+)( \d+)%(\s+)(.*).*).*)(\s+)(.*)% global/){
$proc_usage=$16;

print "The CPU usage is $proc_usage ";


This will print the CPU usage in percentage in Solaris.

Can anybody help me in knowing the equivalent in Linux.

Thanks,
Henry

[disappointed]

Try 'top -n 1' - and rearrange your parsing logic...

[henrysimon]

Thanks

The issue is solved...

[khildin]

Although the topic is solved, this might add some info for others that are looking for something similar:
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