sysopctl is a custom Linux command-line utility designed to streamline system administration tasks, including managing services, processes, system load, disk usage, and system logs. It provides a simple and intuitive interface to manage key system resources and is highly effective for administrators looking for quick control over their environment.
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Service Management:
- List all active services.
- Start or stop any specified service.
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System Monitoring:
- Display current system load averages.
- Monitor system processes in real-time.
- Analyze recent critical log entries.
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Disk and Backup Operations:
- View disk usage statistics.
- Backup files from a specified directory.
| Command | Description |
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sysopctl --help |
Displays usage information.  |
sysopctl --version |
Shows the version of the command. |
sysopctl service list |
Lists all active system services. |
sysopctl service start <name> |
Starts the specified service. |
sysopctl service stop <name> |
Stops the specified service. |
sysopctl system load |
Displays the system's current load averages. |
sysopctl disk usage |
Displays disk usage statistics by partition.  |
sysopctl process monitor |
Monitors real-time system processes. |
sysopctl logs analyze |
Analyzes and outputs critical log entries from recent activities. |
sysopctl backup <path> |
Backs up files from the specified directory using rsync. |
Clone the repository to your local system:
git clone https://github.com/himanshuarya3110/Xenonstack-Task2