Use os proc stat to fetch processStatTime for a PID instead of TaskstastsPID - #377
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| btime, err := bootTime() |
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It seems there’s no need to read the boot time on every call. We can simply cache it in a global variable since it never changes.
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Fixes: #376
This will move away from Kernel call to fetch process start time. Instead, it uses /proc/pid/stat for the same functionality