I current run into an issue that a process seems stuck somehow, it just doesn't gets scheduled, the status is always 'S'. I have monitored sched_switch_task trace by debugfs for a while, didn't see the process get scheduled. So I would like to know when is that last time scheduled of this process by kernel?
Thanks a lot.
It might be possible using the info in
/proc/pid#/sched
file.In there you can find these parameters (depending on the OS version, mine is opensuse 3.16.7-21-desktop):
The values represent timestamps relative to the system boot time, but in a unit which may depend on your system (in my example the unit is 0.5 msec, for a total value of ~6 days 20 hours and change).
In the last 3 parameters listed above at most one appears to be non-zero at any time and it I suspect that the respective non-zero value represents the time when it last entered the corresponding state (with the process actively running when all are zero).
So if your process is indeed stuck the non-zero value would have recorded when it got stuck.
Note: this is mostly based on observations and assumptions - I didn't find these parameters documented anywhere, so take them with a grain of salt.
Plenty of other scheduling info in that file, but mostly stats and without documentation difficult to use.