Description
The purpose of this repository is to provide an ExoEdge protocol source that can report linux system information.
A protocol source (often just referred to as a “source”) is the glue between ExoEdge and the field-bus that you want to get data to and from. It is helpful to think of a source as a plugin to ExoEdge.
Available Functions
time
Displays the current time in the format “HH:MM:SS”
datetime
Displays the current datetime of the device in the format “YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS.sss”
cpu
Displays the current CPU usage as a percent
mem
Displays the current memory usage as a percent
interfaces
Requires ‘/sbin/ifconfig’ or ‘ip a’ to execute on the device. Displays the active interfaces and their IP addresses in a JSON format. Use the ‘JSON Table’ panel to view.
Install
Installing a build can be done in several ways:
Installing From Source
$ python setup.py install
Installing From Builds
$ pip install dist/*.whl
Installing From Builds
$ pip install exoedge_linuxstats
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