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Dane Hammer |
at Dec 7, 2012 at 7:53 pm
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jps -q | xargs ps ww
The worker-6700.log or the like is a way to tie the port to the pid,
although that's making some intermediate assumptions.
Another way would be to take the pid from jps and see what ports it's
listening to. Or search for the ports the workers are named with.
13:52:24 # jps
30727 worker
26080 supervisor
24299 Jps
22691 worker
22689 worker
18367 worker
13:52:39 # netstat -ap | grep 30727
tcp 0 0 *:6703 *:*
LISTEN 30727/java
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On Friday, December 7, 2012 12:45:28 PM UTC-6, vincent ye wrote:
From the Storm UI I can easily find out which host and port the spout or
bolt is running in. But when I jps, it shows the pid along with name
worker. How can I associate the PID with the port?
Thanks
