It sounds like you’re asking for a feature description or spec for a "KShared Folder Top" — likely a UI element in a file manager (like Dolphin/Konqueror on KDE) or a custom application using KIO/KCore.
Assuming you mean: “A top bar / header area for a shared folder view in a KDE/Qt app” — here’s a feature breakdown:
In a KVM cluster, the top fear is breaking file handles during live migration. Unlike 9p (Plan 9 Filesystem Protocol), a properly configured kshared folder using virtio-fs supports migration. The shared daemon moves with the VM. kshared folder top
sudo mount -t virtiofs kshared_top /mnt/kshared
Context:
The IT department receives an alert that the primary collaboration server (kshared) is at 95% capacity. Manually navigating through hundreds of folders to find the culprit would take hours. It sounds like you’re asking for a feature
Solution:
The administrator runs:
kshared folder top -n 20 -h
Result:
The command immediately surfaces a single directory named temp_backups consuming 450GB of space. The administrator realizes this folder was created by an automated script that failed to clean up after itself. The issue is resolved in minutes rather than hours. Use Case Scenario: "The Audit" Context: The IT
Since "KShared Folder Top" is not a standard, off-the-shelf command or tool (like kubectl top), this guide interprets it as:
"How to monitor, analyze, and optimize the performance of shared folders (volumes) in Kubernetes from the 'top' (process/resource usage perspective)."
We will cover:
top doesn't show shared folder metrics