The e interactive command (the key pressed while top is running) can be used to show/hide the CTID column, which displays the Container where a particular process is running (0 stands for the Hardware Node itself).

If -1 is specified as CT_ID, the processes of all running Containers are displayed.

The -E CT_ID command line switch can be used to show only the processes running inside the Container with the ID specified.

The vztop utility has the following functionality added: For information on the top utility please consult the corresponding man page, vztop provides certain additional functionality related to monitoring separate Containers running on the Node. This utility program can be run on the Node just as the standard Linux top. Vzctl - utility to control an OpenVZ container - see 'man vzctl' Pvectl - vzctl wrapper to manage OpenVZ containers - see 'man pvectl'

The -E CT_ID command line switch can be used to show only the processes running inside the Container with the specified ID.

The vzps utility has the following functionality added: For information on the ps utility please consult the corresponding man page, vzps provides certain additional functionality related to monitoring separate Containers running on the Node. This utility program can be run on the Node just as the standard Linux ps. QEMU Emulator: User Documentation | Monitor Commands OpenVZ specific vzps To see how much memory your machine 101 has:

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