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A plugin to check long running processes on Linux. IMPORTANT: This script checks elapsed CPU time not elapsed run time.
Current Version
1.11
Last Release Date
2013-11-04
Owner
Chris Lewis
License
GPL
Compatible With
This script will take multiple arguments and alert if a process has consumed more than x number of CPU days e.g:
$ check_long_running_procs.sh -w 10 -c 20 LONG RUNNING PROCESSES WARNING: there is/are 1 long running processes on `hostname` WARNING PID 950 (<process_name>) from user <username> has used 12 CPU days and has run for a total of 13 days
The script has an optional space seperated exclude list e.g
$ check_long_running_procs.sh -w 10 -c 20 -E "sge pdflush"
The script also has a hidden function which can email a user with a warning message informing them of their long running process. You can enable this by using the “-e” flag followed by your username. You will also need to set the “DOMAIN” variable to your domain name. This function assumes your email address is <user>@<domain> if not you might need to recode a little.
IMPORTANT: This script checks elapsed CPU time not elapsed run time. However it would be pretty easy to recode the check to report on total run time rather than CPU time.
Proposed updates CPU_DAYS=`if [[ $UTIME != *-* ]]; then echo "0"; else echo $UTIME | awk -F"-" '{print $1}'; fi` RUN_DAYS=`if [[ $ETIME != *-* ]]; then echo "0"; else echo $ETIME | awk -F"-" '{print $1}'; fi`
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