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Is there tool or a command that helps capture the bandwidth consumption of specific process (PID), just like the System Monitor does, but for a single specific process, as shows the following screenshot enter image description here

I will be happy with a command line tool that at least exports such history to files. (I'm on Ubuntu 16.04)

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I want at least a tool like Nethogs that can output into files (Nethogs captures only TCP connexions) a similar tool that targets both TCP and UDP would be great

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Any script, combination of other tools (like wireshark) would help too.

Is there tool or a command that helps capture the bandwidth consumption of specific process (PID), just like the System Monitor does, but for a single specific process, as shows the following screenshot enter image description here

I will be happy with a command line tool that at least exports such history to files. (I'm on Ubuntu 16.04)

Update 1

I want at least a tool like Nethogs that can output into files (Nethogs captures only TCP connexions) a similar tool that targets both TCP and UDP would be great

Is there tool or a command that helps capture the bandwidth consumption of specific process (PID), just like the System Monitor does, but for a single specific process, as shows the following screenshot enter image description here

I will be happy with a command line tool that at least exports such history to files. (I'm on Ubuntu 16.04)

Update 1

I want at least a tool like Nethogs that can output into files (Nethogs captures only TCP connexions) a similar tool that targets both TCP and UDP would be great

Update 2

Any script, combination of other tools (like wireshark) would help too.

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Is there tool or a command that helps capture the bandwidth consumption of specific process (PID), just like the System Monitor does, but for a single specific process, as shows the following screenshot enter image description here

I will be happy with a command line tool that at least exports such history to files. (I'm on Ubuntu 16.04)

Update 1

I want at least a tool like NethogsNethogs that can output into files (Nethogs captures only TCP connexions) a similar tool that targets both TCP and UDP would be great

Is there tool or a command that helps capture the bandwidth consumption of specific process (PID), just like the System Monitor does, but for a single specific process, as shows the following screenshot enter image description here

I will be happy with a command line tool that at least exports such history to files. (I'm on Ubuntu 16.04)

Update 1

I want at least a tool like Nethogs that can output into files (Nethogs captures only TCP connexions) a similar tool that targets both TCP and UDP would be great

Is there tool or a command that helps capture the bandwidth consumption of specific process (PID), just like the System Monitor does, but for a single specific process, as shows the following screenshot enter image description here

I will be happy with a command line tool that at least exports such history to files. (I'm on Ubuntu 16.04)

Update 1

I want at least a tool like Nethogs that can output into files (Nethogs captures only TCP connexions) a similar tool that targets both TCP and UDP would be great

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Is there tool or a command that helps capture the bandwidth consumption of specific process (PID), just like the System Monitor does, but for a single specific process, as shows the following screenshot enter image description here

I will be happy with a command line tool that at least exports such history to files. (I'm on Ubuntu 16.04)

Update 1

I want at least a tool like Nethogs that can output into files (Nethogs captures only TCP connexions) a similar tool that targets both TCP and UDP would be great

Is there tool or a command that helps capture the bandwidth consumption of specific process (PID), just like the System Monitor does, but for a single specific process, as shows the following screenshot enter image description here

I will be happy with a command line tool that at least exports such history to files. (I'm on Ubuntu 16.04)

Is there tool or a command that helps capture the bandwidth consumption of specific process (PID), just like the System Monitor does, but for a single specific process, as shows the following screenshot enter image description here

I will be happy with a command line tool that at least exports such history to files. (I'm on Ubuntu 16.04)

Update 1

I want at least a tool like Nethogs that can output into files (Nethogs captures only TCP connexions) a similar tool that targets both TCP and UDP would be great

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