![]() | table USERNAME HOME_DIR you can use to find your searches. Index=os sourcetype=usersWithLoginPrivs $host$ | table IPdropped TCPrexmits TCPreorder TCPpktRecv TCPpktSent UDPpktLost UDPunkPort UDPpktRecv sourcetype=openPorts $host$ | table PID USER PR NI VIRT RES SHR S pctCPU pctMEM cpuTIME sourcetype=protocol $host$ | table NAME VERSION RELEASE ARCH VENDOR GROUP | table Proto Recv-Q Send-Q LocalAddress ForeignAddress sourcetype=package $host$ CPU usage on Linux is generally measured in terms of the number of CPU cores being used by a particular process. | table USER PID PSR pctCPU CPUTIME pctMEM RSZ_KB VSZ_KB TTY S ELAPSED COMMAND sourcetype=netstat $host$ | table Filesystem Type Size Used Avail UsePct sourcetype=ps $host$ | rename os_name AS "Operative System" os_release AS Release os_version AS Version machine_architecture_name AS sourcetype=df $host$ | table os_name os_release os_version machine_architecture_name | rename CPU_TYPE AS CPU CPU_COUNT AS "Number of CPUs" CPU_CACHE AS Cache MEMORY_REAL As RAM MEMORY_SWAP AS Swap HARD_DRIVES AS "Hard Disks" fd0 AS "Floppy Disk" hdc AS "Hard Disk" sda AS "Virtual System | table CPU_TYPE CPU_COUNT CPU_CACHE MEMORY_REAL MEMORY_SWAP fd0 hdc sda ![]() top command (should use): The task's share of the elapsed CPU time since the last screen update, expressed as a percentage of total CPU time. | eval MEMORY_REAL=MEMORY_REAL/1024/1024, MEMORY_SWAP=MEMORY_SWAP/1024/1024, host=upper(host) CPU usage is currently expressed as the percentage of time spent running during the entire lifetime of a process. ![]() | lookup Perimeter.csv Hostname AS host OUTPUT Description Hardware and Software Details: Linux Servers Hi is a dashboard that i used for Linux Servers monitoring: ![]()
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