Linux system monitoring utility Glances

Linux system monitoring utility Glances

• Install Glances

  Glances installation requirements: python> = 2.6 and psutil> = 0.4.1

  # pip install psutil# pip install pysensors# pip install hddtemp# git clone https://github.com/nicolargo/glances.git# cd glances# python setup.py install

• Use of Glances

  # glances -hGlances version 1.7a with PsUtil 0.7.1Usage: glances [opt] with opt:-bDisplay network rate in Byte per second-B @IP|hostBind server to the given IP or host NAME-c @IP|hostConnect to a Glances server-C filePath to the configuration file-dDisable disk I/O module-eEnable the sensors module (Linux-only)-f fileSet the output folder (HTML) or file (CSV)-hDisplay the syntax and exit-mDisable mount module-nDisable network module-o outputDefine additional output (available: HTML or CSV)-p PORTDefine the client or server TCP port (default: 61209)-P passwordClient/server password-rDo not list processes (significant CPU use reduction)-sRun Glances in server mode-t secSet the refresh time in seconds (default: 3)-vDisplay the version and exit-yEnable the hddtemp module (needs running hddtemp daemon)-zDo not use the bold color attribute-1Start Glances in per CPU mode

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