Is to try to keep all remaining resources in a set proportion.
Occupy computer resources according to the set proportion, dynamically adjust the software occupation, and automatically release when the normal software occupation, so as not to affect the normal use as much as possible.
It can be used to test the real resources provided by the virtual server provider, which may be meaningless.
example:
60% of resources
for linux_x86_64
wget https://github.com/qhlai/occupier_r/raw/master/compiled_pack/occupier_r_linux_x86_64
chmod +x ./occupier_r_linux_x86_64
./occupier_r_linux_x86_64 -c 60 -m 60 -s 60
for win10 64
wget https://github.com/qhlai/occupier_r/raw/master/compiled_pack/occupier_r_win.exe
./occupier_r_win.exe -c 60 -m 60 -s 60
resourse occupier
-c cpu (TODO)
-s storage
-m memory
More Parameter can see in src/occupier_r.yaml or use -help
support CPU (Not very safe, I may not support it soon or never)
random read/write occupy for memory/storage
Use with caution and bear the consequences.
The author assumes no responsibility for any loss.
Do not use for important equipment.