System Info & Monitoring

Keep a pulse on your system's health—CPU load, memory, disk, and running processes at a glance.


Aliases

cls

  • Description: Clear the terminal screen
  • Usage: cls
  • Example: cls

reload

  • Description: Reload ~/.bashrc without restarting the terminal
  • Usage: reload
  • Example: reload

df

  • Description: Show disk usage of all mounted filesystems, human-readable
  • Usage: df
  • Example: df
df
# Filesystem      Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on
# /dev/sda1       100G   45G   55G  45% /

free

  • Description: Show RAM usage in human-readable format
  • Usage: free
  • Example: free

path

  • Description: Print all entries in $PATH, one per line
  • Usage: path
  • Example: path

cpu

  • Description: Show current CPU usage summary
  • Usage: cpu
  • Example: cpu

mem

  • Description: Show RAM usage (Mem line from free)
  • Usage: mem
  • Example: mem

topcpu

  • Description: Show top 15 processes by CPU usage
  • Usage: topcpu
  • Example: topcpu

topmem

  • Description: Show top 15 processes by memory usage
  • Usage: topmem
  • Example: topmem

ports

  • Description: List all listening ports and their services
  • Usage: ports
  • Example: ports

myip

  • Description: Show your public IP address
  • Usage: myip
  • Example: myip

localip

  • Description: Show your local network IP address
  • Usage: localip
  • Example: localip

sysinfo

  • Description: One-line system overview: CPU cores, RAM, disk free
  • Usage: sysinfo
  • Example: sysinfo
sysinfo
# CPU:8 cores | RAM:16Gi | Disk:42G free

-- Part of the System module of Aliaskit --

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