sysopctl

sysopctl is a simple system management tool designed to help users perform basic system operations such as listing services, monitoring system load, checking disk usage, analyzing logs, and backing up files.

Features Service Management: List, start, and stop system services. System Monitoring: View system load and monitor running processes. Disk Usage: Check disk space usage. Log Analysis: Analyze system logs. Backup: Backup system files to a specified path. Installation Download or clone the repository to your local system. Ensure that the script has execution permissions: bash Copy code chmod +x sysopctl Usage The script accepts several commands, each designed to perform a specific task. Below is a list of available commands:

Help and Version sysopctl --help Display help information and list available commands.

sysopctl --version Display the current version of sysopctl.

Service Management sysopctl service list List all running services.

sysopctl service start Start a specific service by its name.

sysopctl service stop Stop a specific service by its name.

System Monitoring sysopctl system load View the current system load (output of uptime command).

sysopctl process monitor Monitor system processes (opens the top command).

Disk Usage sysopctl disk usage Check the system’s disk usage. Log Analysis sysopctl logs analyze Analyze critical system logs using journalctl. Backup sysopctl backup Backup system files from a specified path to /backup/destination. Examples List all running services:

bash Copy code sysopctl service list Start a service:

bash Copy code sysopctl service start nginx Check disk usage:

bash Copy code sysopctl disk usage Backup system files:

bash Copy code sysopctl backup /path/to/files Version sysopctl v0.1.0

License This project is licensed under the MIT License.