virt-top is a top-like utility for showing stats of
virtualized domains. Many keys and command line options are the same
as for ordinary top.
It uses libvirt so it capable of showing stats across a variety of different virtualization systems.
Version 0.3.3.0 released.
Added --end-time, --script options.
Log domain data to CSV file. Allow which domain data gets logged to be selected from command line and init file.
Allow sub-second delays when in batch mode. A lot of code restructuring and clean ups.
Version 0.3.2.8 released.
Adds support for .virt-toprc init file.
This fixes a bug which would cause virt-top to exit on an exception if virConnectGetHostname was not support. This particularly affected qemu users.
Version 0.3.2.7 released.
If xend is restarted, virt-top no longer exits.
Also fixed a place where virt-top could exit if run against
an old version of libvirt and there are no inactive domains.
Version 0.3.2.6 released.
Added support for network interface and block device screens (by pressing '2' and '3' respectively).
This fixes a segfault which could happen when a domain starts up.
Version 0.3.2.5 released.
Added support for network statistics. Added a sort order screen with lots more fields to sort by ('F').
If started as non-root and trying to connect to Xen hypervisor, print an error message instead of failing silently.
virt-top is now included in Fedora 7/8 (development branch).
Version 0.3.2.3 released.
Added support for logging statistics to a CSV file using the --csv command line option.
Version 0.3.2.1 released.
This version shows block device activity, if supported by the underlying libvirt and hypervisor.
Version 0.3.1.5 released.
This release implements the display of physical CPUs and domain-to-physical-CPU mapping (see the screenshots).
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