sysmon

Monitors system statistics and saves it in a csv-file format.

Installation

Dependencies

• python3
• python-psutil [Lib] - (Optional, but highly recommended)

Manual installation:

# cp sysmon.py /usr/bin/sysmon
# chmod 440 /usr/bin/sysmon
# chmod +x /usr/bin/sysmon

Copy the service and timer scripts:

# cp systemd/* /etc/systemd/system/
# systemctl enable [email protected]

This enables sysmon.py to look at the NIC eno1.

Running sysmon

# systemctl enable [email protected]
# systemctl start [email protected]

Or simply via any command line:

# python sysmon.py --output=/root/sysinfo.csv --interface=eno1 --partition=/

What it does

By default, [email protected] will be executed by [email protected] every 15 min.
The information gathered by [email protected] is:

• Free disk space on /
• CPU load percentage over 200ms per sampling time
• Free memory space
• Packets sent and recieved on @<nic> above

All this information is stored under /root/sysinfo.csv (or whichever is configured upon launch).

Help:

Run python sysmon.py --help for more information.
Configuration can be done in [email protected].