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When you login to a Linux server, what kind of information could be useful to see immediately?
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| General Linux question, | |
| When you login to a Linux server, what kind of information could be useful to see immediately? | |
| This should be implementation agnostic so no 'ubuntu' or 'gentoo' or 'whatever' specific systems. | |
| Responses so far for the BDSM system info extension include: | |
| * host name | |
| * host architecture | |
| * uptime | |
| * load average | |
| * memory summary as a percentage | |
| * swap usage as a percentage | |
| * disk usage summary as a percentage | |
| * The 5 largest memory consuming processes summary | |
| * IP addresses summary | |
| * io wait snapshot | |
| * Number of non-system processes | |
| * mounted volumes listing | |
| * OOM count | |
| * List of logged in users | |
| * count of login sessions (users logged in) |
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State of $(http,db server), it could be which server is in use.