CPU utilization
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Measuring CPU counter deltas
LIVE APP BOX / RESOURCE MONITOR
Room for the swarm.
Real host resources while agents build and apps run.
Memory in use
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Available memory includes reclaimable cache
Filesystem in use
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Root filesystem
Recent resource pressure
CPU · mint Memory · amberCollecting history · one sample every 5 seconds
Load & swap
| Metric | Observed | Interpretation |
|---|---|---|
| 1 min load | — | Runnable and uninterruptible tasks |
| 5 min load | — | Longer average |
| 15 min load | — | Longer average |
| Load / core | — | 1 min load divided by logical cores |
| Swap | — | Used / configured capacity |
Recent samples
| Time | CPU | Memory |
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Sources, freshness & scope
CPU uses the delta of Linux /proc/stat aggregate counters, excluding guest double-counting. Idle includes I/O wait. Memory uses MemTotal − MemAvailable from /proc/meminfo. Load comes from the operating system. Filesystem capacity comes from statfs on the root filesystem; available capacity excludes reserved blocks.
Sampling and browser refresh run every 5 seconds. Readings older than 15 seconds are stale. CPU needs two samples after startup. The last 120 samples (up to 10 minutes) live in memory and reset on service restart. A failed sample preserves the last reading and displays its error.
This dashboard reports host totals, not individual agents or processes. No process names, command lines, identities, or secrets are collected. Load can exceed the core count; it is not a CPU percentage.