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OpenVZ CPU Usage Totals Per VPS Per CPU/Core
#!/bin/bash
# CPU Usage Totals Per VPS Per CPU/Core
# Written by Joe Huss <detain@interserver.net>
# - This is just way better than anything else out there for gathering this info
# Screenshots of it here:
# http://forum.interserver.net/forum/threads/script-get-openvz-cpu-usage-totals-per-vps-per-cpu-core.4859/
IFS="
";
debug=0;
if [ -e ~/.cpu_usage.last.sh ]; then
source ~/.cpu_usage.last.sh;
else
if [ ${BASH_VERSION:0:1} -ge 4 ]; then
declare -A cputotals;
declare -A cpuidles;
fi;
fi;
if [ "${1}" = "-serialize" ]; then
out=serialize;
elif [ "${1}" = "-json" ]; then
out=json;
else
out=normal;
fi;
if [ ${BASH_VERSION:0:1} -lt 4 ]; then
totalstring="";
idlestring="";
else
totalstring="declare -A cputotals=(";
idlestring="declare -A cpuidles=(";
fi;
prev="";
if [ "$out" = "json" ]; then
echo -n "{";
elif [ "$out" = "serialize" ]; then
output="";
vzcount=0;
fi;
for i in $(grep "^cpu" /proc/vz/fairsched/*/cpu.proc.stat | tr / " " | tr : " " | awk '{ print $4 " " $6 " " $7 " " $8 " " $9 " " $10 " " $11 " " $12 " " $13 " " $14 }'); do
vzid="$(echo "$i" | awk '{ print $1 }')";
cpu="$(echo "$i" | awk '{ print $2 }')";
total="$(echo "$i" | awk '{ print $3 "+" $4 "+" $5 "+" $6 "+" $7 "+" $8 "+" $9}' |bc -l)";
idle="$(echo "$i" | awk '{ print $6 }')";
if [ "$debug" = "1" ]; then
echo "Got VPS $vzid CPU $cpu Total $total Idle $idle";
fi;
key="${vzid}_${cpu}";
haslast=0;
if [ ${BASH_VERSION:0:1} -lt 4 ]; then
totalstring="${totalstring}export total_${key}=\"${total}\";\n";
idlestring="${idlestring}export idle_${key}=\"${idle}\";\n";
if [ ! -z "$(eval echo "\${total_${key}}")" ]; then
lasttotal=$(eval echo "\${total_${key}}");
lastidle=$(eval echo "\${idle_${key}}");
haslast=1;
fi;
else
totalstring="${totalstring}[${key}]=\"${total}\" ";
idlestring="${idlestring}[${key}]=\"${idle}\" ";
if [ ! -z "${cputotals[${key}]}" ]; then
lasttotal=${cputotals[${key}]};
lastidle=${cpuidles[${key}]};
haslast=1;
fi;
fi;
if [ $haslast -eq 1 ]; then
cputotal=$(echo "${total} - ${lasttotal}" |bc -l);
cpuidle=$(echo "${idle} - ${lastidle}" |bc -l);
if [ $cputotal -eq 0 ]; then
usage=0;
else
usage="$(echo "100 - (${cpuidle} / ${cputotal} * 100)" | bc -l)";
fi;
if [ "$debug" = "1" ]; then
echo " Got CPU Total ${cputotal} Idle ${cpuidle}, Current Total ${total} Idle ${idle}, Last Total ${lasttotal} Idle ${lastidle}";
fi;
usage="$(echo "scale=2; ${usage}/1" | bc -l)";
if [ "${usage:0:1}" = "." ]; then
usage="0${usage}";
fi;
if [ "${prev}" != "${vzid}" ]; then
if [ "${prev}" != "" ]; then
if [ "$out" = "json" ]; then
echo -n "},";
elif [ "$out" = "serialize" ]; then
output="${output}${coreidx}:{${coreout}}";
vzcount=$(($vzcount + 1));
coreout="";
else
echo "";
fi;
fi;
if [ "$out" = "json" ]; then
echo -n "\"${vzid}\":{";
elif [ "$out" = "serialize" ]; then
output="${output}i:${vzid};a:";
coreidx=0;
else
echo -n "$vzid";
fi;
fi;
prev="${vzid}";
if [ "$out" = "json" ]; then
if [ "${cpu}" != "cpu" ]; then
echo -n ",";
fi;
echo -n "\"${cpu}\":\"${usage}\"";
elif [ "$out" = "serialize" ]; then
coreout="${coreout}s:${#cpu}:\"${cpu}\";s:${#usage}:\"${usage}\";";
coreidx=$(($coreidx + 1));
else
echo -n " $cpu ${usage}";
fi;
#echo "$vzid $cpu ${usage}%";
fi;
done
if [ "$out" = "json" ]; then
echo "}}";
elif [ "$out" = "serialize" ]; then
output="${output}${coreidx}:{${coreout}}";
vzcount=$(($vzcount + 1));
output="a:${vzcount}:{${output}}"
echo "${output}";
else
echo "";
fi;
if [ ${BASH_VERSION:0:1} -lt 4 ]; then
totalstring="${totalstring}\n";
idlestring="${idlestring}\n";
else
totalstring="${totalstring});\nexport cputotals;\n";
idlestring="${idlestring});\nexport cpuidles;\n";
fi;
echo -e "#!/bin/bash\n${totalstring}${idlestring}" > ~/.cpu_usage.last.sh;
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elgs commented Mar 5, 2018

Thanks. Can you please explain each column in the cpu.proc.stat file?

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