philiprehberger-server-monitor
System metrics collector for CPU, memory, disk, and network.
Installation
pip install philiprehberger-server-monitor
Usage
Single Snapshot
from philiprehberger_server_monitor import Monitor
monitor = Monitor()
snap = monitor.snapshot()
print(f"CPU: {snap.cpu.percent}%")
print(f"Memory: {snap.memory.used_gb:.1f}/{snap.memory.total_gb:.1f} GB")
print(f"Disk: {snap.disk['/'].percent}%")
# Export snapshot
data = snap.to_dict()
Continuous Monitoring with Alerts
from philiprehberger_server_monitor import Monitor, Alert
monitor = Monitor()
monitor.watch(
interval=5.0,
on_snapshot=lambda s: print(f"CPU: {s.cpu.percent}%"),
alerts=[
Alert(metric="cpu.percent", threshold=90, callback=lambda m, v, t: print(f"HIGH CPU: {v}%")),
Alert(metric="memory.percent", threshold=85, callback=lambda m, v, t: print(f"HIGH MEM: {v}%")),
],
)
Trend Tracking
from philiprehberger_server_monitor import Monitor
monitor = Monitor()
# Start recording snapshots every 5 seconds (keeps last 720)
monitor.start_recording(interval=5.0, max_snapshots=720)
# Later, analyze trends over the last 5 minutes
trend = monitor.get_trend("cpu.percent", window_seconds=300)
print(f"CPU slope: {trend.slope:.4f}%/s")
print(f"CPU went from {trend.start_value}% to {trend.end_value}%")
# Stop recording
monitor.stop_recording()
Trailing-window averages
from philiprehberger_server_monitor import Monitor
monitor = Monitor()
monitor.start_recording(interval=5.0)
# ... time passes ...
# Average CPU/memory % across snapshots in the trailing window (default 60s)
print(f"Avg CPU (last 60s): {monitor.average_cpu():.1f}%")
print(f"Avg memory (last 5 min): {monitor.average_memory(window_seconds=300):.1f}%")
Persisting Recorded Snapshots
monitor = Monitor()
monitor.start_recording(interval=5.0)
# ... time passes ...
monitor.export_json("metrics.json")
# Or grab a defensive copy of the buffer for in-process analysis
recent = monitor.snapshots()
print(f"Have {len(recent)} snapshots")
API
| Function / Class | Description |
|---|---|
Monitor |
System metrics monitor with snapshot(), watch(), stop(), and trend tracking methods |
Snapshot |
A point-in-time system metrics snapshot with cpu, memory, disk, network fields |
CpuInfo |
CPU metrics (percent, count, count_logical, per_cpu, freq_mhz) |
MemoryInfo |
Memory metrics (total, available, used, percent) with GB properties |
DiskInfo |
Disk metrics for a single mount point (total, used, free, percent) |
NetworkInfo |
Network metrics (bytes_sent, bytes_recv, packets_sent, packets_recv) |
Alert(metric, threshold, callback) |
Threshold-based alert configuration for continuous monitoring |
Trend |
Trend analysis result with metric, start_value, end_value, slope, duration_seconds |
monitor.start_recording(interval, max_snapshots) |
Start background snapshot recording into a ring buffer |
monitor.stop_recording() |
Stop the recording thread |
monitor.get_trend(metric, window_seconds) |
Compute linear trend for a metric over recent snapshots |
monitor.snapshots() |
Return a copy of the recorded snapshot buffer |
monitor.export_json(path) |
Write recorded snapshots to a JSON file |
monitor.average_cpu(window_seconds=60) |
Mean CPU % across snapshots in the trailing window (0.0 if empty) |
monitor.average_memory(window_seconds=60) |
Mean memory % across snapshots in the trailing window (0.0 if empty) |
Development
pip install -e .
python -m pytest tests/ -v
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