The script will generate a large list of timezone values that you can then use with the sm-set-timezone command. The location of this script is /opt/local/bin/sm-list-timezones.

You invoke this script by running the sm-list-timezones command. Use this script to generate a list of values that you can use with the sm-set-timezone command. These scripts are located in /opt/local/bin/sm-list-timezones and /opt/local/bin/sm-set-timezone respectively. You can use the timezone scripts to find a specific timezone and set your SmartMachine to that timezone. The script will gather information on system properties and display it onscreen. This script also provides information about installed memory and memory usage. The information collected from this script is useful for troubleshooting possible issues that you can quickly share with support representatives. The sm-summary script collects a basic system summary that includes important properties of the system. The script will gather CPU system information and display it onscreen. The sm-cpuinfo script collects information about how your system uses available CPU resources compared to the total amount available. The following is the same information in a human-readable format: # sm-meminfo rss

The script will gather memory system information and display it onscreen.įor example this displays rss in machine-readable format: # sm-meminfo -p rss

Run the sm-meminfo command specifying the type of memory and if you want to generate the information in a machine-readable format.

The default is to display the output in human readable format.

Specify that you want to generate the system information in a format that is machine readable.

The type of memory installed in the machine: rss or swap.

You will pass these in as arguments for the script:

Before you beginīefore invoking this script, ensure you know the following. The sm-meminfo script collects information about how your system uses memory compared to the total amount installed. sm-lsof: Show the mapping between processes and ports.sm-set-timezone: Set the timezone to a specific region for a infrastructure container.sm-list-timezones: List all the supported timezones for an infrastructure container.This script also provides information similar to the sm-cpuinfo and sm-meminfo scripts. For example, container UUID, hostname, pkgsrc repository used, and so on. sm-summary: Displays a summary of important properties of the container.sm-meminfo: Displays the memory cap, the amount of memory currently in use and the amount of memory currently free.sm-cpuinfo: Displays the CPU cap currently in use and the percentage of system CPU currently in use.SmartOS infrastructure containers provisioned from an image include pre-defined scripts for collecting information on how your infrastructure container is using various resources. Creating your own infrastructure container images.Container-native PostgreSQL Linux image.

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