mayday: adding general OS commands

coreos / mayday

A diagnostics tool for capturing system state.

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mayday: adding general OS commands #11

Closed brianredbeard closed 9 years ago

brianredbeard commented 9 years ago

capturing the following content to get a better idea about the overall health of the system, processes running, and hardware:

/etc/os-release
hostname
date
systemd-cgls
systemd-cgtop
ps fauxwww
lsmod
lspci
lsof -b -M -n -l

crawford commented 9 years ago

lgtm

brianredbeard commented 9 years ago

@crawford double checked and found last commit was /etc/os_release not /etc/os-release. Fixed.

jonboulle commented 9 years ago

LGTM

crawford commented 9 years ago

@brianredbeard while you are at it, can you change it to /usr/lib/os-release?

brianredbeard commented 9 years ago

@crawford I can, but keep in mind this is just as much for figuring out the state of the system. If someone is modifying the link to /etc/os-release that's an easy way to tell. Am I missing anything else besides the fact that it's a symlink?

brianredbeard commented 9 years ago

(After offline disccusion, leaving at /etc)