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C1000-163 · Question #158

Which script can detemine which QRadar process is consuming the most resources?

The correct answer is B. /opt/qradar/support/threadTop.sh. /opt/qradar/support/threadTop.sh is the correct script path because IBM QRadar places its diagnostic and support utilities under the /opt/qradar/support/ directory, and threadTop.sh is the purpose-built tool that shows a real-time view of which QRadar processes and threads are…

Question

Which script can detemine which QRadar process is consuming the most resources?

Options

  • A/opt/ibm/si/diagnostiq
  • B/opt/qradar/support/threadTop.sh
  • C/opt/qradar/bin/threadTop.sh
  • D/opt/qradar/conf/threadTop.sh

How the community answered

(47 responses)
  • A
    9% (4)
  • B
    72% (34)
  • C
    15% (7)
  • D
    4% (2)

Explanation

/opt/qradar/support/threadTop.sh is the correct script path because IBM QRadar places its diagnostic and support utilities under the /opt/qradar/support/ directory, and threadTop.sh is the purpose-built tool that shows a real-time view of which QRadar processes and threads are consuming the most CPU and memory resources.

Why the distractors are wrong:

  • A (/opt/ibm/si/diagnostiq) - This path follows an older IBM Security Intelligence directory convention and does not correspond to a real QRadar resource-monitoring script.
  • C (/opt/qradar/bin/threadTop.sh) - The /opt/qradar/bin/ directory holds QRadar executables and binaries, not support/diagnostic scripts; threadTop.sh does not live there.
  • D (/opt/qradar/conf/threadTop.sh) - The /opt/qradar/conf/ directory is for configuration files, not executable scripts of any kind.

Memory tip: Think "Support scripts go in Support" - the /opt/qradar/**support**/ directory is where IBM bundles troubleshooting and diagnostic shell scripts like threadTop.sh, making it the logical home for any tool you'd call when something is wrong with QRadar performance.

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