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Opensearch/Elasticsearch CPU load per node ascii chart
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#!/bin/bash | |
ENDPOINTS=( | |
"https://wi-node-1:9200" | |
"https://wi-node-2:9200" | |
"https://wi-node-3:9200" | |
) | |
INTERVAL=1 | |
MIN_PANEL_HEIGHT=10 | |
LOG_FILE="/tmp/opensearch_cpu_log.txt" | |
username=admin | |
read -s -p "Password: " password | |
echo | |
AUTH="-u $username:$password" | |
declare -A cpu_data | |
declare -A cpu_history | |
declare -a all_nodes | |
declare -A scroll_offset | |
curl_elapsed_time=0 | |
get_terminal_size() { | |
TERMINAL_HEIGHT=$(tput lines) | |
TERMINAL_WIDTH=$(tput cols) | |
CHART_HEIGHT=$MIN_PANEL_HEIGHT | |
CHART_WIDTH=$((TERMINAL_WIDTH - 10)) | |
MAX_HISTORY=$(( 2*CHART_WIDTH )) | |
} | |
trap ctrl_c INT | |
ctrl_c() { | |
tput cnorm | |
echo -e "\n[INFO] Interrupted..." | |
exit 0 | |
} | |
fetch_cpu_usage() { | |
local json | |
random_endpoint=$(echo "${ENDPOINTS[@]}" | tr ' ' '\n' | shuf -n 1) | |
json=$(curl -ks $AUTH "$random_endpoint/_nodes/stats/os") | |
echo "$json" | jq -r '.nodes | to_entries[] | "\(.value.name) \(.value.os.cpu.percent)"' | |
} | |
update_data() { | |
local nodes=() | |
while IFS=' ' read -r node usage; do | |
usage=${usage:-0} | |
cpu_data["$node"]="$usage" | |
nodes+=("$node") | |
# Update history | |
local old="${cpu_history[$node]}" | |
cpu_history[$node]="$old $usage" | |
# Limit history | |
local words | |
words=$(echo "${cpu_history[$node]}" | wc -w) | |
if (( words > MAX_HISTORY )); then | |
cpu_history[$node]=$(echo "${cpu_history[$node]}" | awk -v max=$MAX_HISTORY '{ | |
start = (NF > max) ? NF - max + 1 : 1; | |
for (i=start; i<=NF; i++) printf $i " "; | |
print "" | |
}') #' | |
fi | |
# Update scrolling offset, in case history is longer than the panel | |
history_length=$(echo "${cpu_history[$node]}" | wc -w) | |
if (( history_length > CHART_WIDTH )); then | |
scroll_offset[$node]=$((scroll_offset[$node] + 1)) | |
else | |
scroll_offset[$node]=0 | |
fi | |
# Log | |
# echo "$(date +'%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S') $node CPU: $usage%; words: $words; length: $history_length" >> "$LOG_FILE" | |
# echo "$(date +'%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S') $node ${cpu_history[$node]}" >> "$LOG_FILE.hist" | |
done < <(fetch_cpu_usage) | |
# Sorting nodes alphabetically | |
all_nodes=($(printf "%s\n" "${nodes[@]}" | sort)) | |
} | |
simple_print() { | |
if (( scaled > row )); then | |
if (( val > 80 )); then | |
tput setaf 1; printf "█"; tput sgr0 | |
elif (( val < 10 )); then | |
printf "▄" | |
else | |
printf "█" | |
fi | |
elif (( row == 0 && val > 0 && val < 10 )); then | |
printf "▄" | |
else | |
printf " " | |
fi | |
} | |
# Draw chart using history | |
draw_chart() { | |
local node="$1" | |
local history="${cpu_history[$node]}" | |
local -a values=($history) | |
local total=${#values[@]} | |
local offset=${scroll_offset[$node]:-0} | |
if (( offset + CHART_WIDTH > total )); then | |
offset=$(( total > CHART_WIDTH ? total - CHART_WIDTH : 0 )) | |
scroll_offset[$node]=$offset | |
fi | |
printf "\nNode: %s\n" "$node (${cpu_data[$node]}%)" | |
for ((row=CHART_HEIGHT; row>=0; row--)); do | |
level=$((row * 100 / CHART_HEIGHT)) | |
printf "%3d │" "$level" | |
local count=0 | |
local val | |
for ((col=0; col<CHART_WIDTH; col++)); do | |
idx=$((offset + col)) | |
val=${values[$idx]:-0} | |
scaled=$(( val * CHART_HEIGHT / 100 )) | |
simple_print | |
done | |
echo | |
done | |
printf " └" | |
printf "─%.0s" $(seq 1 $CHART_WIDTH) | |
echo | |
} | |
get_terminal_size | |
tput clear | |
tput civis | |
# Main loop | |
while true; do | |
tput cup 0 0 | |
update_data | |
for node in "${all_nodes[@]}"; do | |
draw_chart "$node" | |
done | |
sleep "$INTERVAL" | |
done | |
tput cnorm |
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