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psutil does not match Task Manager
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I have a task which needs to detect CPU usage of a process. I am using psutil library. When the program is running, Task Manager shows that it is using(35%), however when I use this code import psutil psutil.get_pid_list() p = psutil.Process(3256) print p.name print p.get_cpu_percent(interval=1) it shows : CPU usage is 79.7%... more »
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ANN: psutil 0.7.1 released
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Hi there folks, I just uploaded a new version of psutil (0.7.1) which fixes a couple of high priority issue on FreeBSD: [link] This is bugfix release only and in case you're not on FreeBSD don't bother... more »
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one user has trouble importing _psutil_mswindows in py2exe app
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I have an app built with py2exe. My main server.py file imports psutil. This in turn imports psutil._psmswindows. This in turn imports _psutil_mswindows. This latter file, _psutil_mswindows, apparently cannot be found, but this problem only happens on one specific user machine; several other users have no trouble. Here is the output for the... more »
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bad format char passed to Py_BuildValue (psutil 0.7.0 win 32 py24)
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Hello, I need to monitor memory used by a set of processes in 3 different environment (py24 win 32, py27 win 32 and py27 win 64), that's the reason why iI select psutil which seems to be the good solution. my input is a list of process name When i try to iterate over list of current processes with the following... more »
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ANN: psutil 0.7.0 released
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Hi there folks,
I'm pleased to announce the 0.7.0 release of psutil:
[link]
This is mainly a bugfix release addressing a couple of high priority
issues on Linux and FreeBSD.
Complete list of bugfixes and enhancements is here:
[link]... more »
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cpu_times with percent
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Hello, Is there a way to return the below command in percent format without using a external function or something else outside psutils? In [78]: psutil.cpu_times(percpu=False) Out[78]: cputimes(user=2169.85, nice=74.45, system=1625.38, idle=50340.71, iowait=509.16, irq=0.07, softirq=24.48) Best Regards,... more »
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Gittip donations
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Hello all,
maybe this is a little bit OT but I've been waiting for something like
this for a long time so I want to share.
If you're someone like me who spends a consistent part of his life
contributing to the open source community for free and would like to
receive something in return go take a look at gittip:... more »
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Supporting stolen time on psutil.cpu_times()
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Hi,
In Master degree project I was using psutil to collect performance metric. Since I was running the experiments on Amazon EC2, I also need to know th impact of virtualization. So I hacked psutil to get the cpu stolen time. I'm sharing the changes I did. Trivial changes BTW. Proc man file talk about two new columns to /proc/stat... more »
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