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hostcare

v1.0.1

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A command-line tool for monitoring server health and performance.

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Keywords

healthcheckload testingperformance monitoring

Readme

Hostcare

Hostcare is a command-line tool designed to help you monitor server health, simulate load testing, and gather system metrics efficiently. With a user-friendly interface, Hostcare enables developers and system administrators to ensure their servers are running optimally.

Table of Contents

Features

1. Server Health Check

  • Description: This feature allows you to check the health of a server by sending an HTTP request to a specified URL. It reports the server's status, HTTP status code, response time, and a timestamp.
  • Usage:
    hostcare healthcheck <url>

2. Load Testing

  • Description: Simulate load on your server by sending multiple requests simultaneously. This feature helps you understand how your server handles high traffic and identifies potential performance bottlenecks.
  • Usage:
    hostcare loadtest <url> <requestCount>

3. System Metrics

  • Description: Gather and display essential system metrics, such as uptime, load averages, memory usage, and more. This helps you monitor your server's performance and resource consumption.
  • Usage:
    hostcare metrics

Installation

To install Hostcare, you can use npm. There are two ways to install:

Option 1: Global Installation

This option makes the hostcare command available from any directory in your terminal.

npm install -g hostcare

Option 2: Local Installation

If you prefer to install Hostcare locally within a project, use the following command:

npm install hostcare

To use the command after local installation, prefix it with npx everytime you use it:

npx hostcare <command>

Usage

After installation, you can use Hostcare commands as follows:

  • For server health checks:

    hostcare health <url>

  • For load testing:

    hostcare load <url> <requestCount>

  • For system metrics:

    hostcare metrics

Examples

  1. Checking Server Health
    hostcare healthcheck http://example.com
  1. Running a Load Test
    hostcare loadtest http://example.com 100
  1. Displaying System Metrics
    hostcare metrics

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.