In server management, real-time access to system status and information is essential. This article introduces Juzi, a command that provides multiple functionalities to view server status information, including CPU, memory, disk usage, network connections, and system load. The Juzi script is stored in a file named 'juzi' and located in the '/usr/local/bin/' directory, which is executed with root privileges.
The Juzi command offers various functions, such as showing system logs, network connections, disk usage, and CPU temperature. It also provides an overview of the server's status, including CPU information, memory usage, disk usage, system load, and network information. Additionally, Juzi displays a list of currently logged-in users.
To use Juzi, you can run 'juzi' in the terminal and select from a menu of available functions. For example, 'juzi version' displays the current version, 'juzi process' shows current system processes, and 'juzi network' displays active network connections.
Juzi is a valuable tool for system administrators to monitor and manage servers, ensuring optimal performance and security.