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This article will explain in detail how to implement the CPU load monitoring script. The editor thinks it is very practical, so I share it for you as a reference. I hope you can get something after reading this article.

The code is as follows:

#! / bin/bash

Load= `uptime`

Shijian= `date +% YMUE% mMUE% dMui% T`

File=cpustatus.txt

Touch $file

All= `cat $file | wc-l`

Printf "$load $shijian\ n" > > $file

If [$all > 60]; then

Starttime= `cat $file | awk'{print $13}'| sort-r | tail-1`

Stoptime= `cat $file | awk'{print $13}'| sort-n | tail-1`

Loadavg= `cat $file | awk'{avg1+=$10;avg2+=$11;avg3+=$12} END {print avg1/NR,avg2/NR,avg3/NR}'`

High= `cat $file | awk'{print $10}'| sort-n | tail-1`

Low= `cat $file | awk'{print $10}'| sort-r | tail-1`

Printf "$starttime\ n load average $loadavg\ nhigh $high\ nlow $low\ n $stoptime\ n\ n" > j

# printf "load average $startus\ n" > > j

# mv $f $f.roomb

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It is better to use it with Crontab

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The code is as follows:

#! / bin/bash

# extract the IP address information of this server

IP= `ifconfig eth0 | grep "inet addr" | cut-f 2-d ":" | cut-f 1-d "" `

# extract the number of CPU on this server

Cpu_num= `grep-c 'model name' / proc/ cpuinfo`

Count_uptime= `uptime | wc-w`

# APCge load of the current system for 15 minutes

Load_15= `uptime | awk'{print $'$count_uptime'}'`

# obtain the average load value of a single core of the current system for 15 minutes. If the result is less than 1.0, the first digit is 0.

Average_load= `echo "scale=2;a=$load_15/$cpu_num;if (length (a) = = scale (a)) print 0X print a" | bc`

# take the integer of the average load value above

Average_int= `echo $average_load | cut-f 1-d "." `

# get the warning value for executing shell input (within 0-100)

Warn_input=$1

If [[! $warn_input = ~ ^ [0-100] + $]]

Then

Exit 0

Else

If [["$warn_input"-lt 0 | | "$warn_input"-gt 100]]

Then

Exit 0

Else

Load_warn=$ (($warn_input/100))

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If [$average_int-gt 0]

Then

Echo "$IP server average load of a single core for 15 minutes is $average_load, which exceeds the warning value of 1.0.Please deal with it immediately! $(date +'% Y-%m-%d% HRV% MRV% S')"

Else

Load_now= `expr $average_load\ > $load_ Warn`

If [$load_now-eq 1]

Then

Echo "$IP server average load of a single core for 15 minutes is $average_load, which exceeds the warning value of 0.7.Please deal with it immediately! $(date +'% Y-%m-%d% HRV% MRV% S')"

Else

Echo "$IP server average load value of a single core for 15 minutes is $average_load,cpu core is $cpu_num, and the average load of the system for 15 minutes is $load_15 load normal $(date +'% Y-%m-%d% Haverage_load,cpu% MRV% S')"

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