Set/get I/O scheduling class and priority
ionice -c {class} -n {classdata} -p {pid} -P {pgid} -t {ignore} 📎 class 📎 classdata 📎 pid 📎 pgid 📎 ignore ionice -c {class} -n {classdata} -p {pid} -P {pgid} -t {ignore}Sandbox: execFile · Timeout: 30s
system.process.ionice system.process.list system.process.signal system.process.monitor | Name | Type | Required | Default | Description | Aliases |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
class | integer | No | - | name or number of scheduling class | -c, --class <class> |
classdata | integer | No | - | only for the realtime and best-effort classes | -n, --classdata <num> |
pid | string | No | - | act on these already running processes | -p, --pid <pid> |
pgid | string | No | - | act on already running processes in these groups | -P, --pgid <pgrp> |
ignore | string | No | - | ignore failures | -t, --ignore |
uid | string | No | - | act on already running processes owned by these users | -u, --uid <uid> |
help | string | No | - | display this help | -h, --help |
version | string | No | - | display version | -V, --version |
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ionice --helpionice is a command-line utility for set/get i/o scheduling class and priority.
ionice -c {class} -n {classdata} -p {pid} -P {pgid} -t {ignore}