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    Gnuplot Cpu Usage Script

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    KoushikKc Chatterjee
    This Bash script collects system resource usage data over 60 seconds using the dstat command. It then uses GNU plot to generate 3 PNG graphs showing the CPU, memory, and network usage over time based on the collected data. The script can plot any single resource or all resources based on command line arguments.

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    Gnuplot Cpu Usage Script

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    KoushikKc Chatterjee
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    This Bash script collects system resource usage data over 60 seconds using the dstat command. It then uses GNU plot to generate 3 PNG graphs showing the CPU, memory, and network usage over time based on the collected data. The script can plot any single resource or all resources based on command line arguments.

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    gnuplot_cpu_usage_script

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    This Bash script collects system resource usage data over 60 seconds using the dstat command. It then uses GNU plot to generate 3 PNG graphs showing the CPU, memory, and network usage over time based on the collected data. The script can plot any single resource or all resources based on command line arguments.

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    32 views2 pages

    Gnuplot Cpu Usage Script

    Uploaded by

    KoushikKc Chatterjee
    This Bash script collects system resource usage data over 60 seconds using the dstat command. It then uses GNU plot to generate 3 PNG graphs showing the CPU, memory, and network usage over time based on the collected data. The script can plot any single resource or all resources based on command line arguments.

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    #!

    /bin/bash

    # Usage
    show_help(){
    echo "Usage is $0 a|m|n|c|h"
    echo "-a or --all to plot cpu(c),mem(m) and net(n)"
    }

    # Make directory to store the results


    setdir(){
    mkdir -p Stats
    cd Stats
    }

    # Use dstat to get the data set


    gendata(){
    echo "Collecting stats for 60sec with an interval of 10sec"
    dstat -tmnc 10 > dstat.dat&
    [ "$?" -ne 0 ] && echo "Please check if you have installed dstat" && exit 1
    sleep 60s
    exec 2>/dev/null
    kill $! >/dev/null 2>&1
    #Remove the headers
    sed '1,2d' dstat.dat > stat.dat
    }
    #############################################
    #MAIN BLOCK
    #############################################
    # Use GNU plot to plot the graph
    graph (){
    gnuplot << EOF
    set terminal $fileType
    set output $output
    set title $title
    set xlabel $xlabel
    set xdata time
    set ylabel $ylabel
    set timefmt "%d-%m %H:%M:%S"
    set format x "%H:%M"
    plot ${plot[*]}
    EOF
    }

    # Plot CPU usage


    plotcpu(){
    fileType="png"
    output='"cpu.png"'
    title='"cpu-usage"'
    xlabel='"time"'
    ylabel='"percent"'

    # Using an arry presrving the '"quotes"' is very much nessary


    plot=( '"stat.dat"' using 1:3 title '"system"' with lines,'"stat.dat"' using 1:2
    title '"user"' with lines,'"stat.dat"' using 1:4 title '"idle"' with lines )

    graph

    }
    # Plot memory usage
    plotmem(){
    fileType="png"
    output='"memory.png"'
    title='"memory-usage"'
    xlabel='"time"'
    ylabel='"size(Mb)"'

    plot=( '"stat.dat"' using 1:8 title '"used"' with lines,'"stat.dat"' using 1:9
    title '"buff"' with lines, '"stat.dat"' using 1:10 title '"cach"' with
    lines,'"stat.dat"' using 1:11 title '"free"' with lines )

    graph "png" '"memo.png"' '"cpu-usage"' '"time"' '"percent"' $plot


    }

    # Plot network usage


    plotnet(){
    fileType="png"
    output='"network.png"'
    title='"network-usage"'
    xlabel='"time"'
    ylabel='"size(k)"'

    plot=( '"stat.dat"' using 1:11 title '"sent"' with lines,'"stat.dat"' using 1:12
    title '"recvd"' with lines )

    graph

    # Clean up all the collected stats


    clean(){
    echo "Cleaning"
    cd Stats
    rm -r *.dat
    echo "Done!"
    }

    #Check for the first input if it's zero show help


    [ -z $1 ] && show_help && exit 1;

    # Set dir and gen data


    setdir
    gendata
    #wait
    #clean
    # Loop for different options
    while [[ $1 == -* ]]; do
    case "$1" in
    -h|--help|-\?) show_help; exit 0;;
    -a|--all) plotcpu ; plotmem ; plotnet ; exit 0;;
    -m|--mem) plotmem ; exit 0 ;;
    -n|--net) plotnet ; exit 0 ;;
    -c|--cpu) plotcpu ; exit 0 ;;
    --) shift; break;;
    -*) echo "invalid option: $1"; show_help; exit 1;;
    esac
    done

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