bpstat displays a text-only snapshot of the
current cluster state/configuration.
[root@cluster ~] # bpstat
Node(s) Status Mode User Group
16-31 down ---------- root root
0-15 up ---x--x--x root root |
Using the -p option, you can view the PID for each user
process running on the nodes. You can then pipe the ps
command into grep to get the command string associated with
it, such as ps -aux |grep 8370. Normal process
signaling will work with these PIDs, such as kill -9 8369.
PID Node Ghost
8367 0 -1
8368 1 -1
8369 2 -1
8370 3 -1 |
See the Reference Guide for more details on the command options.