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Health Monitoring and Reporting Script

The document outlines a step-by-step guide for setting up a Menu-Based Health Check System using a bash shell script. It includes instructions for installing necessary tools, cloning a repository, modifying the script for email notifications, and configuring a cron job for periodic execution. The script provides various system health checks and sends a report via email, detailing disk usage, running services, memory, and CPU usage.

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Health Monitoring and Reporting Script

The document outlines a step-by-step guide for setting up a Menu-Based Health Check System using a bash shell script. It includes instructions for installing necessary tools, cloning a repository, modifying the script for email notifications, and configuring a cron job for periodic execution. The script provides various system health checks and sends a report via email, detailing disk usage, running services, memory, and CPU usage.

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Assignment- Menu-Based-Health-Check-System

Step 1- bash shell

Step 2- install msmtp

Step 3- Clone the repository- https://github.com/DevOpsInstituteMumbai-wq/Menu-Based-Health-


Check-System.git

Step 4- Make Script executable

Step 5- modify script. Replace email id

Step 6- run the script

Step 7  crontab -e
every four hours, add a cron job

Step 8 -> chmod 600 ~/.msmtprc

Test mail 

Check mail inbox.

Step 8 – check log

Step 9- Check mail. Mail receiving on mention email Id as per cron.


NOTE: The given script is the corrected script. Using below script cron also work and also receiving mail. Also I am trying for the mailutils
but it’s not work. So I find another way and do it for the same.

Menu.sh 

#!/bin/bash

LOG_FILE="/var/log/sys_health.log"

EMAIL="[email protected]"

check_disk_usage() {

echo "Checking disk usage..."

df -h

monitor_services() {

echo "Monitoring running services..."

systemctl list-units --type=service --state=running

check_memory_usage() {

echo "Checking memory usage..."

free -m

check_cpu_usage() {

echo "Checking CPU usage..."

top -bn1 | grep "Cpu"

}
send_report() {

REPORT="/tmp/sys_health_report.txt"

echo "Generating system health report..."

echo "=== System Health Report ==="

echo "Date: $(date)"

echo -e "\nDisk Usage:"

df -h

echo -e "\nRunning Services:"

systemctl list-units --type=service --state=running

echo -e "\nMemory Usage:"

free -m

echo -e "\nCPU Usage:"

top -bn1 | grep "Cpu"

} > "$REPORT"

echo -e "Subject: System Health Report\n\n" | cat - "$REPORT" | /usr/bin/msmtp "$EMAIL"

echo "Report sent successfully!"

# Check if first argument is --email

if [[ "$1" == "--email" ]]; then

# If --email is passed, send the report immediately

send_report

exit 0

fi

while true; do

echo "============================="

echo " System Health Check Menu"

echo "============================="

echo "1. Check Disk Usage"

echo "2. Monitor Running Services"

echo "3. Assess Memory Usage"

echo "4. Evaluate CPU Usage"

echo "5. Send Comprehensive Report"

echo "6. Exit"

read -p "Enter your choice: " choice

case $choice in

1) check_disk_usage ;;

2) monitor_services ;;
3) check_memory_usage ;;

4) check_cpu_usage ;;

5) send_report ;;

6) echo "Exiting..."; exit 0 ;;

*) echo "Invalid option. Please try again." ;;

esac

echo "Press Enter to continue..."

read

done

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