Go module to get linux system stats.
taken from https://github.com/dhamith93/systats
Provides following information on systems:
- System
- Returns OS, Hostname, Kernel, Up time, last boot date, timezone, logged in users list
- CPU
- CPU model, freq, load average (overall, per core), etc
- Memory/SWAP
- Disks
- File system, type, mount point, usage, inodes
- Networks
- Interface, IP, Rx/Tx
- Service status
- Returns if given service is active or not
- Processes
- Returns list of processes sorted by CPU/Memory usage (with PID, exec path, user, usage)
Import the module
func main() {
syStats := systats.New()
}
And use the methods to get the required and supported system stats.
Returns OS, Hostname, Kernel, Up time, last boot date, timezone, logged in users list
func main() {
syStats := systats.New()
system, err := systats.GetSystem()
}
CPU info and load avg info (overall, and per core)
func main() {
syStats := systats.New()
cpu, err := systats.GetCPU()
}
func main() {
syStats := systats.New()
memory, err := systats.GetMemory(systats.Megabyte)
}
func main() {
syStats := systats.New()
swap, err := systats.GetSwap(systats.Megabyte)
}
func main() {
syStats := systats.New()
disks, err := syStats.GetDisks()
}
Interface info and usage info
func main() {
syStats := systats.New()
networks, err := syStats.GetNetworks()
}
Returns if service is running or not
func main() {
syStats := systats.New()
running := syStats.IsServiceRunning(service)
if !running {
fmt.Println(service + " not running")
}
}
Returns running processes sorted by CPU or memory usage
func main() {
syStats := systats.New()
procs, err := syStats.GetTopProcesses(10, "cpu")
procs, err := syStats.GetTopProcesses(10, "memory")
}