Linux Process Monitor

Process Monitor is a Bash script designed to help you manage, view, and analyze running processes on Linux. This powerful yet simple tool provides a range of features that make it easier to monitor system performance, terminate unwanted processes, and stay informed about resource usage.

Features ⚙️

Feature	Description
List Running Processes	Display all running processes with essential information such as PID, name, and CPU/Memory usage.
Process Information	Get detailed information about a specific process, including PID, user, CPU and memory usage.
Kill a Process	Terminate a specific process by entering its PID.
Process Statistics	Show overall system process statistics, including total number of processes, memory usage, and CPU load.
Real-time Monitoring	Update the display at regular intervals to show the latest process information.
Search and Filter	Search for processes based on criteria like name, user, or resource usage.
Interactive Mode	Choose operations from a menu in an interactive mode.
Resource Usage Alerts	Set up alerts for processes exceeding predefined resource usage thresholds.
Logging	Record process-related activities, especially when a process is terminated.
Configuration Options	Customize the script through a configuration file with settings such as update interval and alert thresholds.

First view 🏁

Feature 1️⃣: List Running Processes

Feature 2️⃣: Process Information

Feature 3️⃣: Kill a Process

Feature 4️⃣: Process Statistics

Feature 5️⃣: Real-time Monitoring

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Feature 6️⃣: Search and Filter

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Feature 7️⃣: Resource Usage Alerts

memory threshold is 0 and the process uses higher 0.4

Feature 8️⃣: Logging

Feature 9️⃣: Configuration Options

orginal configuration file:

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after editing:

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And that's a wrap! 🎉🌠