How to get CPU usage percentage command in bash script
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how do I get the CURRENT percentage of CPU in a simple output of simply a percentage? i need to fit in a file of 10 lines each line containing stuff like name,time,"cpu percentage, .. and so on.
maybe i should use grep or something? this is the script im writing for now
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%0.24
linux command-line bash cpu grep
asked Nov 25 at 13:39
Rami Raghfan
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how do I get the CURRENT percentage of CPU in a simple output of simply a percentage? i need to fit in a file of 10 lines each line containing stuff like name,time,"cpu percentage, .. and so on.
maybe i should use grep or something? this is the script im writing for now
picture of current script
sample output
%0.24
linux command-line bash cpu grep
asked Nov 25 at 13:39
Rami Raghfan
13
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what do you mean by percentage? CPU load?
– AnonymousLurker
Nov 25 at 14:01
yes, usage i apologize for being unclear.
– Rami Raghfan
Nov 25 at 14:23
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looks like what you need stackoverflow.com/questions/9229333/…
– AnonymousLurker
Nov 25 at 14:38
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Please don't use images of your script. Include it in the question (formatted as code).
– DavidPostill♦
Nov 25 at 21:31
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how do I get the CURRENT percentage of CPU in a simple output of simply a percentage? i need to fit in a file of 10 lines each line containing stuff like name,time,"cpu percentage, .. and so on.
maybe i should use grep or something? this is the script im writing for now
picture of current script
sample output
%0.24
linux command-line bash cpu grep
asked Nov 25 at 13:39
Rami Raghfan
13
how do I get the CURRENT percentage of CPU in a simple output of simply a percentage? i need to fit in a file of 10 lines each line containing stuff like name,time,"cpu percentage, .. and so on.
maybe i should use grep or something? this is the script im writing for now
picture of current script
sample output
%0.24
linux command-line bash cpu grep
linux command-line bash cpu grep
asked Nov 25 at 13:39
Rami Raghfan
13
asked Nov 25 at 13:39
Rami Raghfan
13
edited Nov 25 at 14:23
asked Nov 25 at 13:39
Rami Raghfan
13
asked Nov 25 at 13:39
Rami Raghfan
13
asked Nov 25 at 13:39
Rami Raghfan
13
13
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what do you mean by percentage? CPU load?
– AnonymousLurker
Nov 25 at 14:01
yes, usage i apologize for being unclear.
– Rami Raghfan
Nov 25 at 14:23
2
looks like what you need stackoverflow.com/questions/9229333/…
– AnonymousLurker
Nov 25 at 14:38
2
Please don't use images of your script. Include it in the question (formatted as code).
– DavidPostill♦
Nov 25 at 21:31
add a comment |
1
what do you mean by percentage? CPU load?
– AnonymousLurker
Nov 25 at 14:01
yes, usage i apologize for being unclear.
– Rami Raghfan
Nov 25 at 14:23
2
looks like what you need stackoverflow.com/questions/9229333/…
– AnonymousLurker
Nov 25 at 14:38
2
Please don't use images of your script. Include it in the question (formatted as code).
– DavidPostill♦
Nov 25 at 21:31
1
1
what do you mean by percentage? CPU load?
– AnonymousLurker
Nov 25 at 14:01
what do you mean by percentage? CPU load?
– AnonymousLurker
Nov 25 at 14:01
yes, usage i apologize for being unclear.
– Rami Raghfan
Nov 25 at 14:23
yes, usage i apologize for being unclear.
– Rami Raghfan
Nov 25 at 14:23
2
2
looks like what you need stackoverflow.com/questions/9229333/…
– AnonymousLurker
Nov 25 at 14:38
looks like what you need stackoverflow.com/questions/9229333/…
– AnonymousLurker
Nov 25 at 14:38
2
2
Please don't use images of your script. Include it in the question (formatted as code).
– DavidPostill♦
Nov 25 at 21:31
Please don't use images of your script. Include it in the question (formatted as code).
– DavidPostill♦
Nov 25 at 21:31
add a comment |
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what do you mean by percentage? CPU load?
– AnonymousLurker
Nov 25 at 14:01
yes, usage i apologize for being unclear.
– Rami Raghfan
Nov 25 at 14:23
2
looks like what you need stackoverflow.com/questions/9229333/…
– AnonymousLurker
Nov 25 at 14:38
2
Please don't use images of your script. Include it in the question (formatted as code).
– DavidPostill♦
Nov 25 at 21:31