This skill will keep track of your system while opsdroid is running.
- psutils
- name: sysanalytics
log-usage: true #optional
Shows the status of the virtual memory.
user: memory status
opsdroid: Memory Status: You have a total of 8 GB RAM. Your system has 2.12 GB memory available. You are currently using 4.32 GB memory. You have 79.98 MB memory free. You are using 73.5% of your memory.
Shows the current configuration of opsdroid - it will only return the names of skills, connectors and databases, all the rest will be hidden.
user: config status
opsdroid: Your opsdroid configuration is as follows: Logging: {'level': 'debug', 'console': True} Connectors: shell, websocket, telegram, Parsers: regex, Databases: sqlite, Skills: sysanalytics, hello, seen, dance, loudnoises,
Shows the status of the main partition of the disk.
Note: If you would like to get details from all partitions let me know and I'll add it.
user: disk status
opsdroid: Disk Status: The main partition on your disk is 112.2 GB. You have 14.26 GB available on your disk. You are using 94.29 GB on your disk. You have used 86.9% of your disk.
Shows the status of the cpu, how many processes are running at the moment and for how long have your machine been running.
Note: If you would like to get details from all partitions let me know and I'll add it.
user: cpu status
opsdroid: CPU Status: Your CPU has 4 cores. You are using 53.6% of your CPU. There are currently 448 processes running. Your machine has been running for 12 days, 1 hours, 0 minutes and 14 seconds. Last reboot date was on 28-03-2019 at 18:59:12.
Shows the status for the network. It will show how much have you sent and received through network, it will also shows details of every network interface separately.
user: net status
opsdroid: Network Status: You have sent 2.35 GB in total. You have received 16.23 GB in total. You have sent 7947411 packets in total. You have received 13882217 packets in total. Status of each network interface: lo0: Sent: 1.28 GB, Received: 1.28 GB ...
Show all status with a single command. It will also tell you how many commands have you sent to opsdroid.
Note: Since all the skills are being called again, it might take a while for opsdroid to answer.
user: net status
opsdroid: You have run 1 commands since opsdroid has been running Your opsdroid configuration is as follows: ... Memory Status: ... Disk Status: ... CPU Status: ... Network Status: ...
A cron job is being run every minute that's meant to work with a database. It will add to the database the current usage of your CPU and Ram. The data structure will look like this:
{
"9-4-2019": [
{"Time": "20:39", "CPU": 26.0, "RAM": 71.7},
{"Time": "20:40", "CPU": 20.0, "RAM": 74.1},
{"Time": "20:41", "CPU": 33.6, "RAM": 73.2},
{"Time": "20:42", "CPU": 23.8, "RAM": 73.4},
{"Time": "20:43", "CPU": 14.3, "RAM": 71.6},
{"Time": "20:44", "CPU": 10.0, "RAM": 66.9}
]
}Also, if ou have the flag log-usage the cron job will log the current usage of your CPU and RAM like this:
INFO opsdroid-modules.skill.sysanalytics: 20:18 - CPU usage: 25.7% RAM usage: 77.0%
Gets details of the day from the database and saves the percentage of the RAM and CPU usage as a graph.
user: daily graph
opsdroid: Done, saved file Daily_graph_10-4-2019
Saves the graph of a specific date to file. If there is no status available opsdroid will log the attempt and show you which ones are available.
user: get graph 12-4-2019
opsdroid: Done, saved file graph_from_12-4-2019
user: get graph 1-4-2019
opsdroid> INFO opsdroid-modules.skill.sysAnalytics: Unable to find details for 1-4-2019, we only have these dates in memory - 10-4-2019 12-4-2019 8-5-2019