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The <code>checkpointctl memparse</code> command can be used to analyze the memory pages of individual processes in the container checkpoint. When used without any options, this command will display a table with an overview of the processes: their names, IDs, and memory sizes. The <code>--pid</code> option can be used to specify a process to analyze. The <code>--search</code> and <code>--search-regex</code> options can be used to search for a string or regex pattern in the memory pages.

The <code>checkpointctl memparse</code> command can be used to analyze the memory pages of individual processes in the container checkpoint. When used without any options, this command will display a table with an overview of the processes: their names, IDs, and memory sizes. The <code>--pid</code> option can be used to specify a process to analyze. The <code>--search</code> and <code>--search-regex</code> options can be used to search for a string or regex pattern in the memory pages.

== Restoring a Checkpointed Container within Kubernetes ==

== Restoring Container within Kubernetes ==

To restore a checkpointed container in Kubernetes it is necessary to convert the checkpoint archive into an OCI image that can be pushed to a registry.

To restore a checkpointed container in Kubernetes it is necessary to convert the checkpoint archive into an OCI image that can be pushed to a registry.