Uptime - command /usr/bin/uptime

Parse the output of the uptime command into six attributes:

  • currtime: the time on the system as a string.

  • loadavg: a three element array of strings for the one, five and fifteen minute load averages.

  • updays: a string of the number of days the system has been up, or ‘’ if the system has been running for less than a day.

  • uphhmm: a string of the fraction of a day in hours and minutes that the system has been running. Times reported by uptime as e.g. ‘30 mins’ are converted in to hh:mm format.

  • users: a string containing the number of users uptime reports as using the system.

  • uptime: a datetime.timedelta object of the total duration of uptime.

These can also be queried as named keys in the data attribute.

Sample output:

11:51:06 up  3:17,  1 user,  load average: 0.12, 0.20, 0.28

Examples

>>> uptime = shared[Uptime]
>>> from datetime import timedelta
>>> uptime.uptime > timedelta(days=1)
False
>>> uptime.updays
''
>>> uptime.users
'1'
>>> uptime.loadavg[1]
'0.20'
>>> uptime.data['currtime']
'11:51:06'
class insights.parsers.uptime.Uptime(context, extra_bad_lines=None)[source]

Bases: CommandParser

Parser class to parse the output of uptime.

parse_content(content)[source]

This method must be implemented by classes based on this class.