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statCLI

Control your server over SSH with a CLI

What is statCLI

StatCLI is a script writed in Python. It use the known library Paramiko, who allow to do some actions on a host over the SSH protocol. The main idea here is to access to your server, run commands, return the results as strings to this script and have a kind of monitoring tool.

This script hasn't been released to be officaly released as a public tool. It has been done for my school to show my skills for a test. If you love the idea, feel free to use it but credit me please !

Install the requirments:

Used library:

  • paramiko
pip3 install -r requirments.txt

Use the script:

It's realy easy:

usage: main.py [-h] [--all] [--ram] [--os] [--cpu] [--network] [--users]

Commands to choose which informations show

options:
  -h, --help     show this help message and exit
  --all, -a      Get all informations from this script
  --ram, -r      Get informations about your RAM (free command)
  --os, -o       Get informations about your OS (lsb_release -a command)
  --cpu, -c      Get informations about your CPU (lscpu command & top)
  --network, -n  Get informations about your NIC (nstat & netplan)
  --users, -u    Get informations about users in the system

Why some commands don't return anything or a right error ?

It's because the user I writed in the credentials file is a user with privileges and without password need. If you want, create a user on UNIX / Linux:

sudo adduser statcli

(You will need to set a password)...

sudo nano /etc/sudoers

And write it in:

statcli     ALL=(ALL)   NOPASSWD: free, lsb_release, lscpu, top, cat, nstat, groups

With this, statcli will be able to run everything with root rights and only the free (etc...) without password. The others commands would require a password !