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monitoros

v0.0.3

Published

An agent to monitor the operating system using Node.js and report to Dashi3

Downloads

2

Readme

Monitor OS

A program to monitor the operating system written in Node.js. Works with Dashi3

Install

	npm install -g monitoros

## Usage

Configure the JSON file, name it whatever you want and move it to a location. Use the included options.json as a guide to write your own.

Run with:

	monitoros -c /path/to/options.json

You can create an upstart job to load on boot

Options

	{
		"disk": {
			"fileSystem": "/dev/disk0s2",
			"uri": "http://local.luiselizondo.net/api/v1/data/mac-hard-drive"
		},
		"ram": {
			"dangerLimit": "80",
			"uri": "http://local.luiselizondo.net/api/v1/data/mac-memory"
		},
		"cpu": {
			"uri": "http://local.luiselizondo.net/api/v1/data/mac-cpu"
		},
		"messages": {
			"uri": "http://local.luiselizondo.net/api/v1/data/messages",
			"image": "http://path-to-some-image",
			"link": "http://path-to-some-link"
		},
		"access_token": "yfERm7mXNdRPV93am4a22ir9PcxHmExq5JW0H6gLez99o0pL5RRBX1pXwMp0X4Ai",
		"delay": 60
	}

*.uri: Path to where you want to save the data on Dashi3

disk.fileSystem: The disk to monitor, currently, only one disk can be monitored

ram.dangerLimit: The CPU percentage of used memory when an alert will be triggered (don't include the % sign). The alert will be of type messages.

access_token: The access token in Dashi3

delay: How often you want to run the program in seconds

Install Node.js and MonitorOS

	wget -qO- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/iiiepe/monitoros/master/setup | sudo sh