WTF - linux system state overview with one command
WTF is the command get idea WTF is going on in your linux system. It displays info that makes sense to me on my servers. Probably it would be useful to you too.
Installation
pip install -U pywtfUser Manual
Say WTF and then run the command
$ ./wtf
(HOST) aragorn
(PROC) 387 | bash 20 | chrome 13 | x-terminal-emul 8 | ssh 6 | postgres 6
(LOAD) 0.21 | 0.15 | 0.14
(MEM) total 7.7G | used 2.1G | avail 5.6G
(TCP) inuse 22 | orphan 0 | tw 0 | alloc 33Feedback
Drop a mail to lorien@lorien.name or create github issue.
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