monutil

Simple Python utility for monitoring CPU and RAM usage, and monitoring the speed when downloading URLs. Both CPU/RAM monitoring and URL monitoring can be set on their own monitoring periods. See the available configuration options, which should be specified in config.py.

Configuration options:

• hostMonitoringPeriod - the delay in between the CPU and RAM usage being probed (defined in seconds). 0 to disable.
• urlMonitoringPeriod - the delay in between monitoring all of the URLs (defined in seconds). 0 to disable.
• urls - the list of URLs to monitor (e.g. ["url1", "url2"]).
• urlTimeout - the delay before considering a URL to have timed out.
• maxWorkers - the amount of threads to use when pulling URL resources. Do not set above the maximum number of threads on the host.
• forceNonPOSIXCPU - For POSIX compatible systems, psutil.getloadavg() is executed which relies on os.getloadavg(). For Windows, this seemingly returns 0 (at least on the version executed during development). For Windows, a custom function has been built to obtain running CPU averages, but you can choose to use this function on POSIX systems by setting this variable to True.
• loggingMode - Valid options: mssql, mariadb, rabbitmq, none.
• sqlServer - the address of the SQL server which to write the data.
• sqlDatabase - the database to write the data.
• sqlUsername - the username used to authenticate to the SQL server.
• sqlPassword - the password used to authenticate to the SQL server.
• rabbitmqHost - the hostname of the RabbitMQ instance if using RabbitMQ.
• rabbitmqPort - the port of the RabbitMQ instance if using RabbitMQ.
• rabbitmqca - the ca file to use when publishing messages to RabbitMQ.
• rabbitmqcacert - the certificate file to use when publishing messages if using RabbitMQ.
• rabbitmqcakey - the key file to use when publishing messages if using RabbitMQ.
• rabbitmqRoutingKey - the routing key to use when publishing messages if using RabbitMQ.
• logRetentionDays - the maximum age logs should be kept.
• maximumSQLAttempts - the maximum number of attempts to try certain SQL operations.
• hostMonitorStartTime - the start time which the host monitor should start at the earliest.
• hostMonitorEndTime - the end time which the host monitor should shut down. This does not stop the script itself and this monitor will restart at the start time.
• urlMonitorStartTime - the start time which the url monitor should start at the earliest.
• urlMonitorEndTime - the end time which the url monitor whould shut down. This does not stop the script itself and this monitor will restart at the start time.