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CPU Bash Multi Core Monitor
0.9.0
2022-09-08
- Nagios 4.x
GPL
2049
File | Description |
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cpu.png | Screen from default nagios chart |
check_cpu.sh | bash script for cpu monitoring |
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I was not able to find a correct solution for CPU utilization. I adopt a CPU monitor in bash to output Nagios format.
At this moment it checks the avg CPU load (sum of % usage of each core and divided by the number of cores)
I am using nagios v4.4.6, but as I saw probably it will work also with the previous version.
usage:
./custom_cpu.sh {warning} {critical}
example
./custom_cpu.sh 10 20
output:
OK total CPU usage: 3%|cpu0=3.66667 cpu1=3.34448 cpu2=3.65449 cpu3=5.29801 cpu4=3.32226
Inside the code we are doing a sum of all cores values and dividing it by the core amount.
I have no ide why images are not working, hopefully it will work soon.
At this moment it checks the avg CPU load (sum of % usage of each core and divided by the number of cores)
I am using nagios v4.4.6, but as I saw probably it will work also with the previous version.
usage:
./custom_cpu.sh {warning} {critical}
example
./custom_cpu.sh 10 20
output:
OK total CPU usage: 3%|cpu0=3.66667 cpu1=3.34448 cpu2=3.65449 cpu3=5.29801 cpu4=3.32226
Inside the code we are doing a sum of all cores values and dividing it by the core amount.
I have no ide why images are not working, hopefully it will work soon.
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