Erlang View process status, view current system those processes compare resources

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See which processes occupy the highest memory? > Spawn (Fun ()-Etop:start ([{Output, text}, {interval, 1}, {lines, +}, {sort, memory}]). (Start etop in output text, with an interval of 1 seconds, an output line number of 20 rows, sorted in memory.) Here spawn a new process to output etop data without affecting Erlang shell input.) Etop output is a bit messy, more than a certain range into the * *, but we have found the most memory-intensive process.

Erlang View process status, view current system those processes compare resources