ServiceMonitor

Welcome to the service monitor platform! Used to monitor and analyze all the services running on the server.

supported on Windows & Linux

The monitor has two modes:

1. Monitor - automatic mode that will sample all the processes every X time you pick , will write it to a log file named serviceList.txt, and all the changes will be writen to Status_Log.txt

2. manual - you will be asked to enter 2 time samples, the program will return all the process changes between the two samples

to exit you will be asked to press 0

how to run? download the main.py file, open terminal/cmd and write python3 main.py then follow the instructions on the screen

about the program: the program samples the processes running on the server using the psutil library. the times are calculated using the python datetime default library

the program running from one main function that calls 2 functions - one for every mode

• monitor(time_diff=10) - uses the get_current_services function to sample all the currently running processes on the server and then writes them, using the write_to_servicelist function to the log the default time diff is 10 seconds but the user can pick his own time
• manual(start_time, end_time) - the function gets two time objects, findes in the serviceList the closest 2 samples to the times, and using the diff function, returns the diffrences between the two samples
  another helping functions are
• diff(older, newer) - the function gets 2 dicts where the key is time and the value is a dict of processes {pid:name} and returns a list of differences between the time samples
• get_current_services() - the function returns a dict of the currntly running services where key is pid and value is the name of the process
• write_to_servicelist(ts_obj) - the function gets a dict repressenting a time stamp with the processes and writes it to the serviceList.txt file
• write_to_statusLog(diff_list) - the function gets a list of diffrences between two timestemps and writes it to the Status_Log.txt. file
• string_to_sample_dict(s) - the function gets a string and returns a dict wuth one k,v pair where the key is time as a datetime object and the value is a dict is processes where key is pid and value is process name
• sample_dict_to_string(d) - the function get a dict with one k,v pair where the key is time as a datetime object and the value is a dict is processes where key is pid and value is process name, and returns it as a string

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