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powerstat

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- powerstat
powerstat:ai:1e743 how can we know that of which process the power consumption has been shown in powerstat

$ powerstat -p

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powerstat:ai:247af Obtains power consumption of different processes using powerstat in JSON format

$ powerstat --json

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powerstat:ai:415a2 show a random output in which power consumed by different process is shown in powerstat

$ powerstat -a -d -p

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powerstat:ai:5b4d5 Get power consumption by different processes in powerstat as a JSON string.

$ powerstat -d --json

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powerstat:ai:8464d Get power consumption of a particular process

$ powerstat -d -p ${PID} -z -o JSON

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powerstat:ai:907b3 show a random output of powerstat

$ powerstat --random

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powerstat:ai:b141c show an example of the output in which power consumed by different processes is shown in powerstat

$ powerstat --format=json

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powerstat:ai:dfd15 Get power usage statistics of a process with PID $pid in JSON format

$ powerstat -d -p $pid -z -o JSON

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powerstat:ai:f8332 show the output in which power consumed by different processes is shown in powerstat

$ powerstat -d -p

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powerstat:tldr:02e87 powerstat: Enable all statistics gathering options.

$ powerstat -a ${interval} ${number_of_samples}

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powerstat:tldr:5460f powerstat: Measure power with the default of 10 samples with an interval of 10 seconds.

$ powerstat

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powerstat:tldr:5abda powerstat: Show a histogram of the power measurements.

$ powerstat -H ${interval} ${number_of_samples}

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powerstat:tldr:79463 powerstat: Measure power using Intel's RAPL interface.

$ powerstat -R ${interval} ${number_of_samples}

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powerstat:tldr:ebbf1 powerstat: Measure power with custom number of samples and interval duration.

$ powerstat ${interval} ${number_of_samples}

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