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34 lines
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# Monitor Memory and Disk usage
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The scripts in this repo monitors for high memory usage and low disk space available.
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It sends a notification using `notify-send` to the user.
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For memory, when the condition is met, a signal is sent (e.g. `SIGSTOP`, `SIGKILL`).
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## Configure
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In `config.py` you could configure how often to monitor for memory usage and disk usage and what are the limits for each.
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You could also configure whether to send the `STOP` signal or `KILL` signal (or something else). If you send the `STOP` signal, the process can be continued using `SIGCONT` signal.
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You can also configure the icon used by `notify-send`.
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## Install
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Change the `WorkingDirectory` param in the two service files.
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Copy the `mem_monitor.service` and `disk_monitor.service` files into `/etc/systemd/system`.
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Then run:
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```bash
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systemctl daemon-reload
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systemctl enable mem_monitor.service
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systemctl enable disk_monitor.service
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systemctl start mem_monitor.service
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systemctl start disk_monitor.service
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```
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Check if there might be any errors using `journalctl -fu mem_monitor.service` or `journalctl -fu disk_monitor.service`.
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