Engine Service Status
During the running of the video stream cloud phone container, you can check whether the container is normal by checking the process status.
- Use an SSH tool such as Xshell to log in to the server where the video stream cloud phone is deployed as the cloud phone O&M user (for example, root).
- Run the following command to access the video stream cloud phone container. {android_id} indicates the ID of the started instance.
1docker exec -it android_${android_id} sh
- Check the process status.
- Check the VmiAgent process. If the VmiAgent process is not found, this process has been stopped and the video stream cloud phone cannot be used. In this case, contact Huawei technical support.
1ps -elf |grep VmiAgent

- Check the VmiAgent process. If the VmiAgent process is found, check its process ID. In the example highlighted in the figure above, the process ID is 283. Run the following command to check the process status, CPU usage, and memory usage. In the command, {pid} indicates the VmiAgent process ID. The command output is shown in the following figure.
1top -p ${pid}

- Check the VmiAgent process. If the VmiAgent process is not found, this process has been stopped and the video stream cloud phone cannot be used. In this case, contact Huawei technical support.
Parent topic: Checking the Video Stream Cloud Phone Status