Linux - sysinfo.sh

Get a quick system overview from the terminal, an ideal replacement for web based dashboards.

GitHub - cmivxx/sysinfosh: Bash script that tries to give as much info as possible about your Linux system.

Bash script that tries to give as much info as possible about your Linux system. - cmivxx/sysinfosh

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Features

• system info, basic info about your system like uptime and load, on apt-get based systems it'll also show amount of available updates
• ip addresses, all the global ip addresses easily viewable
• thermals, get a few temperatures from the kernel provided thermal zones
• ups info, the important stuff you need to know about your NUT supported UPS
• docker, see how your docker containers are doing
• virtual machines, keep an eye on which vm is running
• systemd services, services added in the config will show up
• smb shares, what folder is exported and who has access, you can see it here
• network traffic, if vnstat is available, you can see it here
• memory usage, see your usage before your system experiences a OOM failure
• disk space usage, the same as with memory, but for disk space
• physical drives, spot drive health before it's too late

Installation

sudo curl -fsSL "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/hotio/sysinfo.sh/master/sysinfo.sh" -o /usr/local/bin/sysinfo
sudo chmod +x /usr/local/bin/sysinfo

Config

Check the script's content for the config section and available settings. Any of those settings can also be placed in a file /etc/default/hotio-sysinfo to allow for script updates without losing the config.

Execution

Now execute sysinfo --help to see all available options, which you can combine to show what you want or just sysinfo to show everything. Some options require sudo or root.

Credit

Shamelessly forked from: https://hotio.dev/scripts/sysinfo/

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