Server-Status-Report

🖥️ Tracking server status(CPU, Memory, GPU, Disk) and sending reports to email

🚀 Korean version

📌 Function

• Create an email report on tracking servers from the previous day at 8 a.m. daily(attached as an image to the email)

• Check resources every minute and send email when it exceeds 80%(reminders of unresolved issues every 6 hours)

• Notification of service start by email(e.g. on reboot)

✏️ Usase

Note

• Gmail based on the use of the sending account

1. Git clone and Install python requirements

   git clone https://github.com/the0807/Server-Status-Report
   cd Server-Status-Report
   pip install -r requirements.txt

2. Create an APP password in Gmail

   a. Go to Google Account

   🚀 Google Account

   b. Search App Password

   c. Type an app name and click the Create button

   d. Copy the password that appears when the window appears

Caution

• If you close the window, you won't see the password again, so make sure to copy it

3. Create .env and fill in the contents below

   SERVER_NAME = # Server name
   SMTP_SERVER = 'smtp.gmail.com'
   SMTP_PORT = 587
   EMAIL_ADDRESS = # Gmail address to send
   EMAIL_PASSWORD = # Gmail APP password
   RECIPIENT_EMAIL = # Email address to receive

4. Set to systemd service

   a. Create server_status.service

   sudo vim /etc/systemd/system/server_status.service
   
   # Add content below(Please modify it according to your path)
   [Unit]
   Description=Server Status Monitoring Script
   After=multi-user.target
   
   [Service]
   # Make sure the ExecStart, WorkingDirectory path is correct
   ExecStart=/usr/bin/python3 /home/ubuntu/Server-Status-Report/main.py
   WorkingDirectory=/home/ubuntu/Server-Status-Report
   Restart=on-failure
   RestartSec=30s
   # Make sure the User is correct
   User=ubuntu
   
   [Install]
   WantedBy=multi-user.target

   b. Enable and Start Services

   # When you modify `server_status.service`, run the command again below
   sudo systemctl daemon-reload
   sudo systemctl enable server_status.service
   sudo systemctl start server_status.service

   c. Check the status of the service

   sudo systemctl status server_status.service

Note

• If you receive a email notification when you start the server, it will run normally

❗️ Troubleshooting

⭐️ If the status of the service is Fail

Run ExecStart of the server_status.service file directly from the terminal to identify the problem.

# Check real-time logs
journalctl -f server_status.service