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Kalliope system status neurons

Posted on 2017-02-21

Introduction

Couple of days ago, I created a very simple neuron to retrieve some system data and have an idea of the system kalliope runs on. It was in the same idea of the poorsman loganalyser I talked about before[1].

1: node/31

In all honesty, most credits goes to this github repository[2] I found that did almost all the job for me.

2: https://github.com/edouardpoitras/jasper-status

What does it do ?

So far, it returns the following variable that can then be used in a template or say_template:

running_since
os: OS name
os_version: Kernel version
system_name: Name of your host
system_nb_core: Number of core
cpu: % of CPU usage
memory: % of memory usage
disk: % of disk usage

Look at the readme[3] for an up to date list :)

3: https://github.com/bacardi55/kalliope-system-status

Installation

The usual:

  kalliope install --git-url https://github.com/bacardi55/kalliope-system-status.git

Usage

Create a brain file like this:

      - name: "System-status"
        signals:
          - order: "Step into analysis mode, please"
        neurons:
          - system_status:
              say_template:
                - "I'm running on {{os}}, kernel {{os_version}}, with {{system_nb_cores}} cores.    C P U usage {{cpu}} %  memory usage {{memory}} %  disk usage {{disk}} %"
              cache: False

Or create a more complex template :)

I'll add more into this, but if you have idea, PR on github or comment on this post :)

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