Monitor local machine and export stats to a InfluxDB server with 5s refresh rate (standalone mode): $ glances -export csv -export-csv-file /tmp/glances.csv Monitor local machine and export stats to a CSV file (standalone mode): Only start RESTful API (without the WebUI): Monitor local machine with the Web interface and start RESTful server: Strftime format string for displaying current date inĭisplay all Glances modules (plugins and exporters) and exit: theme-white optimize display colors for white background sparkline display sparklines instead of bar in the curses
#Ubuntu get process cmd c free
fs-free-space display FS free space instead of used fahrenheit display temperature in Fahrenheit (default is Celsius) diskio-iops show IO per second in the DiskIO plugin diskio-show-ramfs show RAM Fs in the DiskIO plugin b, -byte display network rate in byte per second Hide kernel threads in process list (not available on issue test all plugins and exit (please copy/paste the Separated list of plugins/plugins.attribute)ĭisplay stats to stdout, csv format (comma separated
stdout STDOUT display stats to stdout, one stat per line (comma process-long-name force long name for processes name process-short-name force short name for processes name Set the process filter pattern (regular expression) f PROCESS_FILTER, -process-filter PROCESS_FILTER q, -quiet do not display the curses interface open-web-browser try to open the Web UI in the default Web browser w, -webserver run Glances in web server mode (python3-bottle needed, t TIME, -time TIME set minumum refresh rate in seconds SNMP authentication key (only for SNMPv3) u USERNAME_USED use the given client/server username
#Ubuntu get process cmd c password
password define a client/server password username define a client/server username p PORT, -port PORT define the client/server TCP port īind server to the given IPv4/IPv6 address or hostname
browser start the client browser (list of servers) export EXPORT enable export module (comma separed list)Ĭonnect to a Glances server by IPv4/IPv6 address or Sort processes by: cpu_percent, memory_percent, To bring up the help command, enter the following. However, you can set this much higher if required. This now changes the default time delay from 1 second to 3 seconds. By default, the timer is 1, but you can change this as an example: glances -t 3 Next, you can alternatively open Glances using a timer that may help systems in intensive tasks. To exit the Glances, use the following command.
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