how to get CPU Utilization through Command Promt? 1

[rohansr002]

How to CPU utilization from command prompt. Does any 1 knows command that shows CPU utilization from cmd.
Please help.
Thnks in advance

 

[linney]

Will Typeperf do it for you?

This command produces output in a Command Prompt but you have to manually stop the stream of output via a Ctrl + C key entry.

typeperf "\Memory\Available bytes" "\processor(_total)\% processor time"

The output that I saw looked like this -

"03/12/2010 04:54:44.420","2767368192.000000","13.845755"
"03/12/2010 04:54:45.434","2767294464.000000","11.538048"
"03/12/2010 04:54:46.448","2767220736.000000","10.768817"
"03/12/2010 04:54:47.462","2767261696.000000","8.461109"
"03/12/2010 04:54:48.476","2767450112.000000","13.845755"
"03/12/2010 04:54:49.490","2767458304.000000","10.768817"
"03/12/2010 04:54:50.504","2767454208.000000","14.614985"
"03/12/2010 04:54:51.518","2768117760.000000","4.614942"


I am assuming that the last figure in each line is the CPU usage but I could be wrong there?


Typeperf

http://www.sitaram-pamarthi.com/2009/09/how-to-get-cpu-utilization-of-remote.html

Personally I cheat and just type Taskmgr at the prompt to bring up the Task Manager but obviously the output is GUI and not in the prompt.

 

[rohansr002]

Thnks for code, but the next question is how to get this code into a file, and how to invoke this command through Java Code?? I am doing load balancing on server hence i need it..please help

 

[mintjulep]

To get it into a file, use the PIPE command.

typeperf "\Memory\Available bytes" "\processor(_total)\% processor time" >> c:/path/myfile.txt

 

[linney]

Sorry I can't help you with the "Java Code" question. Maybe Google can? Or hopefully someone else will chip in.

http://www.google.com.au/search?q=i...&ie=&oe=&redir_esc=&ei=fLSZS7WNF82OkQWa9o3JCA

There is a Javascript Forum on Tek-Tips.

http://www.tek-tips.com/threadminder.cfm?pid=216