Python multi-thread detection server online

In this article, we will share with you that Python uses multi-thread ping command to check the server's online status. We will give you two examples of Intranet and Internet. If you need this, you can refer to it. You need to ping the online status of all machines in a CIDR block. The shell takes too long to run. Use python to write a multi-thread ping command. The Code is as follows:

#! /Usr/bin/python # coding = UTF-8 ''' Created on 2015-8-4 @ author: Administrator ''' import threading, subprocessfrom time import ctime, sleep, timeimport Queuequeue = Queue. queue () class ThreadUrl (threading. thread): def _ init _ (self, queue): threading. thread. _ init _ (self) self. queue = queue def run (self): while True: host = self. queue. get () ret = subprocess. call ('Ping-c 1-w 1' + host, shell = True, stdout = open ('/dev/null', 'w') if ret: print "% s is down" % host else: print "% s is up" % host self. queue. task_done () def main (): for I in range (100): t = ThreadUrl (queue) t. setDaemon (True) t. start () for host in B: queue. put (host) queue. join () a = [] with open('ip.txt ') as f: for line in f. readlines ():. append (line. split () [0]) # print AB = ['2017. 168. 3. '+ str (x) for x in range (1,254)] # ping 192.168.3 network segment start = time () main () print "Elasped Time: % s" % (time () -start) # t2 = threading. thread (target = move, args = ('fff',) # threads. append (t2) ''' for I in a: print ctime () ping (I) sleep (1) if _ name _ = '_ main __': for t in range (len (a): # t. setDaemon (True) threads [t]. start () # t. join () print "All over % s" % ctime ()'''

The effect is as follows:

It only takes about seconds for a single CIDR block to be pinged. It's fast enough !!!

I will share with you a method and code for detecting Internet servers.

Python is often used to check whether the server can be pinged and whether the program runs properly (check whether the corresponding port is normal)

Previously, shell scripts were written as follows:

PINGRET = $ (ping www.baidu.com-c 2 | grep "icmp _"); if [-z $ PINGRET]; then echo "ping fail"; else echo "ping OK"; fi

Or

Ping-c 2 www.baidu.com | grep "icmp _" & echo 'Ping OK '| echo 'Ping fail'

Sample Code:

#! /Usr/bin/python # encoding = UTF-8 # Filename: net_is_normal.pyimport osimport socketimport subprocess # determine whether the network is normal server = 'www .baidu.com '# Check whether the server can be pinged. When the program is running, def pingServer (server): result = OS. system ('ping' + server + '-c 2') if result: print' server % s ping fail '% server else: print 'server % s ping OK '% server print result # locate the program output to/dev/null, otherwise, the command running information def pingServerCall (server): f will be displayed in the standard output when the program is running. Null = open (OS. devnull, 'w') result = subprocess. call ('ping' + server + '-c 2', shell = True, stdout = fnull, stderr = fnull) if result: print 'server % s ping fail' % server else: print 'server % s ping OK' % server fnull. close () # It can be used to check whether the program is normal. For example, to check whether redis is normal, that is, to check whether port 6379 of redis is normal # to check whether ssh is normal, check whether port 22 of ssh is normal def check_aliveness (ip, port): sk = socket. socket (socket. AF_INET, socket. SOCK_STREAM) sk. settimeout (1) try: sk. Connect (ip, port) print 'server % s % d service is OK! '% (Ip, port) return True failed t Exception: print' server % s % d service is not OK! '% (Ip, port) return False finally: sk. close () return False if _ name __= = '_ main _': pingServerCall (server) pingServer (server) check_aliveness ('2017. 168.230.128 ', 6379)