2.4.8.3. Processes View
2.4.8.3.1. Overview
The Processes view presents a tabular view of the processes in your distributed system. The table includes these columns:
Host - The host upon which the process represented by this row is running. Click on this cell to open a view focused on the host.
Process - The process itself. Click on this cell to open a detailed view of the process.
Process ID - The ID of the process. This information is specific to the platform; some embedded platforms have different ways to express this ID and so may not match exactly what is reported here.
State - The state of the process. This information is only available for RTI service instances.
Kind - The process kind. This information is only available for RTI service instances.
Version - The version of Connext used by the process.
Domain(s) - A list of the DDS domains to which the process is connected.
Health - The health state of the process. Clicking on this cell opens the Health View, which has a more detailed explanation of the reasons for the processes’ health state.
Uptime - The total amount of time that this process has been running. This information is currently only available if an instance of *Routing Service is running on the host and has monitoring enabled*.
CPU (%) - The CPU consumed by this process (in percentage). This information is currently only available if an instance of *Routing Service is running on the host and has monitoring enabled*.
Physical Memory - The amount of physical memory consumed by this process. This information is currently only available if an instance of *Routing Service is running on the host and has monitoring enabled*.
Total Memory - The total amount of memory consumed by this process. This information is currently only available if an instance of *Routing Service is running on the host and has monitoring enabled*.
2.4.8.3.2. Toolbar
This view’s toolbar contains a button to export the table to a file. This file will be a comma-separated-value file. Additionally, you can find buttons to minimize and maximize the view.