Tools for working with container types, command data operations, and concise exception handling
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Monitor Memory
==============
This package creates a command-line utility that will run a command
and also run a daemon monitoring memory use as the command runs. The
daemon uses the `ps` command to check memory use, so this will only
work on `UNIX`-like systems.
I've found this functionality to be particularly useful in batch
processing jobs that run in docker containers, because the output
of `ps aux` isolates only processes running in-container. So by
recording max memory use, you can track how large of containers you
need.
Usage::
pip install monitor_memory
monitor_memory <some command>
All arguments after the command are forwarded to the command, as is standard
input. So, for example, to run an arbitrary bash script you can use a
here-document::
monitor_memory bash << \EOF_
NAME="me"
echo ${NAME}
EOF_
==============
This package creates a command-line utility that will run a command
and also run a daemon monitoring memory use as the command runs. The
daemon uses the `ps` command to check memory use, so this will only
work on `UNIX`-like systems.
I've found this functionality to be particularly useful in batch
processing jobs that run in docker containers, because the output
of `ps aux` isolates only processes running in-container. So by
recording max memory use, you can track how large of containers you
need.
Usage::
pip install monitor_memory
monitor_memory <some command>
All arguments after the command are forwarded to the command, as is standard
input. So, for example, to run an arbitrary bash script you can use a
here-document::
monitor_memory bash << \EOF_
NAME="me"
echo ${NAME}
EOF_
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