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    Cool Server - Monitor: CPU%, RAM%, DISK %, HEAT °C, PROCESS

    Hello all,

    I'm looking for a mix of New Relic & Htop in the terminal of the server.
    I would like to have an overview like htop, monitoring:

    ONE overview with all these information in terminal
    - CPU all core's usage & history (Graph )
    - RAM usage & History (Graph)
    - Heat in °C & History (Graph)
    - Disk Usage in GB's
    - Uptime & Uptime history, Boot, Shutdown and restart history
    - See Processes: TOP10 most using processes and/or all processes
    - External IP address
    - Internal IP address
    - Logged in Users
    - Free up inactive RAM option
    - Killing processes easily
    - See live available update counts


    I know there isn't such thing as this but wouldn't be great to have a program like this?
    In the hope some dev will find this interesting and would like to invest some time to do a great job for the community i'm posting this.
    And to use a command like htop for example: sutop


    Greetings, let me know your thoughts about this one.

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    Re: Server - Monitor: CPU%, RAM%, DISK %, HEAT °C, PROCESS

    nice performance i seem it is very nice thing .

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    Re: Server - Monitor: CPU%, RAM%, DISK %, HEAT °C, PROCESS

    Actually i found a couple of alternatives on htop... but it's not what i want...


    Glances
    is an example
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    sudo apt-add-repository ppa:arnaud-hartmann/glances-stable

    sudo apt-get update
    sudo apt-get install glances
    glances

    Htop
    is an example
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    apt-get install htop
    htop



    Libstatgrab
    is an example
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    sudo apt-get install libstatgrab6



    Saidar
    is an example
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    sudo apt-get install saidar
    saidar

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    Re: Server - Monitor: CPU%, RAM%, DISK %, HEAT °C, PROCESS

    Most of this information already on the system in different files, except say the graphs.
    Its just a case of getting it all together and making it look nice and make sure it works properly

    Im sure someone will be enthusiastic enough to make something
    Boab1993

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    Re: Server - Monitor: CPU%, RAM%, DISK %, HEAT °C, PROCESS

    Quote Originally Posted by Boab1993 View Post
    Most of this information already on the system in different files, except say the graphs.
    Its just a case of getting it all together and making it look nice and make sure it works properly

    Im sure someone will be enthusiastic enough to make something
    You want a button to "free up inactive RAM"? Why, do you want the program to run on Windows?
    I try to treat the cause, not the symptom. I avoid the terminal in instructions, unless it's easier or necessary. My instructions will work within the Ubuntu system, instead of breaking or subverting it. Those are the three guarantees to the helpee.

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    Re: Server - Monitor: CPU%, RAM%, DISK %, HEAT °C, PROCESS

    Quote Originally Posted by 3rdalbum View Post
    You want a button to "free up inactive RAM"? Why, do you want the program to run on Windows?
    Did i just experience my first linux joke?

    A momentus occasion. Time to denote it in the most unsophisticated way possible: =D
    Boab1993

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    Re: Server - Monitor: CPU%, RAM%, DISK %, HEAT °C, PROCESS

    It's very rude to demotivate me and to act like a Microsoft guy.
    Maybe you didn't know the command:
    echo 3 > /proc/sys/vm/drop_caches
    Last edited by Selcuk_Demirci; August 24th, 2013 at 07:53 PM.

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    Re: Server - Monitor: CPU%, RAM%, DISK %, HEAT °C, PROCESS

    thanks for posting this..I didn't know about glances and it's pretty nice to have!

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    Re: Server - Monitor: CPU%, RAM%, DISK %, HEAT °C, PROCESS

    Another thread the auto close script missed. I you want to add to the discussion please start a new thread, as this one is closed.

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