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I wish I could do some "live" ploting. Let's say I'm migrating stuff from server, I'ld like to keep an eye on disk space, I'ld like to do something like
while true; do sleep 1; df -k / --output=used | tail -n1; done | hist -n
Or maybe
hist --command 'df -k / --output=used | tail -n1'
Which would draw a simple plot "in place", I mean refreshing it instead of a new one. With a couple of option like rate (plot every X seconds), and horizontal rule (in my example, a value I don't wanna cross)
I know nowadays it's all about prometheus grafana etc, but a good CLI tool is still priceless for smaller team
Best regards,
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Hi
I wish I could do some "live" ploting. Let's say I'm migrating stuff from server, I'ld like to keep an eye on disk space, I'ld like to do something like
Or maybe
Which would draw a simple plot "in place", I mean refreshing it instead of a new one. With a couple of option like rate (plot every X seconds), and horizontal rule (in my example, a value I don't wanna cross)
I know nowadays it's all about prometheus grafana etc, but a good CLI tool is still priceless for smaller team
Best regards,
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: