recap_oneliner []

Command for navigating through recap/rs-sysmon easier
Recap:

        
              echo -e "\nActive users:"; w -h | grep -v rack; echo -e "\n"; \sar -q -s `date -d '-3 hour' +%T`;cd /var/log/recap;echo ""; ls -ltr resour* | tail -n 10 ; echo -e "\n\nTime?";read vr2;echo ""; ls -ltr resources* | grep $vr2 | cat $(awk '{ print $NF }') | egrep -m 2 -A 15 "UPTIME report | cut -b 119- |Top 10 cpu using processes"; unset vr2;echo "";

rs-sysmon:

        
              echo -e "\nActive users:"; w -h | grep -v rack; echo -e "\n"; \sar -q -s `date -d '-3 hour' +%T`;cd /var/log/rs-sysmon;echo ""; ls -ltr resour* | tail -n 10 ; echo -e "\n\nTime?";read vr2;echo ""; ls -ltr resources* | grep $vr2 | cat $(awk '{ print $NF }') | egrep -m 2 -A 15 "UPTIME report | cut -b 119- |Top 10 cpu using processes"; unset vr2;echo "";

Splitting Recap logs

Every day the recap logs are concanentated into a single file. If you wish to break them into multiple files you can use the following. Note, you will need to replace 2017-07-04 with the date and ps_daily_20170704.log with the daily log file:

        
              awk '/^2017-07-04/{x=$0;next}{print > "ps."x;}' ps_daily_20170704.log

        
              awk '/^2017-07-04/{x=$0;next}{print > "resource."x;}' resource_daily_20170704.log

        
              awk '/^2017-07-04/{x=$0;next}{print > "mysql."x;}' mysql_daily_20170704.log