devopsfetch.sh

A tool for devops named devopsfetch that collects and displays system information Including active ports, user logins, Nginx configurations, Docker images, and container statuses.

It also Implement a systemd service to monitor and log activities continuously.

#!/bin/bash
# INSTALLATION
# ...

bash ./install.sh

# After install exit terminal and open a new terminal and run
bash devopsfetch -h

CLI & Usage

PORTS

# - Display all active ports and services (-p or --port)
# - Provide detailed information about a specific port (-p <port_number>)

# Examples:

bash devopsfetch -p

bash devopsfetch -p 5000

Docker

# - List all Docker images and containers (-d or --docker)
# - Provide detailed information about a specific container (-d <container_name>)

# Examples:

bash devopsfetch -d

bash devopsfetch -d container_name

Nginx

# - Display all Nginx domains and their ports (-n or --nginx)
# - Provide detailed configuration information for a specific domain (-n <domain>)

# Examples:

bash devopsfetch -n

bash devopsfetch -n nginx_domain

Users

# - List all users and their last login times (-u or --users)
# - Provide detailed information about a specific user (-u <username>)

# Examples:

bash devopsfetch -u

bash devopsfetch -u root

Time Range

# - Display activities within a specified time range (-t or --time)

# Examples:

bash devopsfetch -t

bash devopsfetch -t 2024-07-14

#!/bin/bash
# uninstall
# ...

bash ./uninstall.sh