Suggestion is to just use ssh, and run some commands on VM...
top -b -n 1
vmstat 1 2
free -h
df -h /
Preferrably it should be done by QEMU/lima, if it is simple to do ?
Note that these "inside" values might not line up with the outside.
e.g. 4GiB memory set for VM, ends up being 3.8Gi total memory.
e.g. 100GiB disk set for VM, ends up being 97Gi disk size.
Could also show the disk usage of the lima instance directory,
or the cpu/memory usage of the qemu process (qemu.pid) ?
Suggestion is to just use
ssh, and run some commands on VM...top -b -n 1vmstat 1 2free -hdf -h /Preferrably it should be done by QEMU/lima, if it is simple to do ?
Note that these "inside" values might not line up with the outside.
e.g. 4GiB memory set for VM, ends up being 3.8Gi total memory.
e.g. 100GiB disk set for VM, ends up being 97Gi disk size.
Could also show the disk usage of the lima instance directory,
or the cpu/memory usage of the qemu process (
qemu.pid) ?