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porthole

Simple server reporting cpu and disk usage of os.

Prerequistes.

Linux environments. Python 2.7 and above.

How to use.

Using pip

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Manual setup

Download distributes and extract and run.

tar -xvf porthole-0.0.1.tar
cd porthole-0.0.1
python -m porthole.script serve

Server

Run porthole server to OS which desired to be monitored.

pip

porthole serve -host [host/default:""] -p [port/default:8000]

Manual setup

python -m porthole.script serve -host [host/default:""] -p [port/default:8000]

Client

Fetch response

Fetch

porthole fetch -d [destination]
#OR
python -m porthole.script fetch -d [destination]

Test

Test

porthole test -e [expr] -s [source] -d [destination]
#OR
python -m porthole.script test -e [expr] -s [source] -d [destination]

Help

porthole -h
#OR
python -m porthole.script -h

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