https://github.com/shuque/bwusage

A Linux bandwidth usage reporter
https://github.com/shuque/bwusage

bandwidth linux network reporter usage

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A Linux bandwidth usage reporter

• Host: GitHub
• URL: https://github.com/shuque/bwusage
• Owner: shuque
• Created: 2013-02-03T23:21:21.000Z (over 12 years ago)
• Default Branch: master
• Last Pushed: 2016-03-20T00:25:35.000Z (over 9 years ago)
• Last Synced: 2025-01-23T14:53:37.680Z (9 months ago)
• Topics: bandwidth, linux, network, reporter, usage
• Language: Python
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• Size: 2.93 KB
• Stars: 2
• Watchers: 4
• Forks: 1
• Open Issues: 0
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  • Readme: README

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README

          
2013-02-01

bwusage: a program to print the the current input and output

bandwidth utilization on a given network interface on a Linux host.

Author: Shumon Huque, 

Pre-requisites:

        Linux 

        Python 2.5 or above

Installation:

        Copy the program to wherever you need it.

Usage:

bwusage (a network bandwidth usage reporter for Linux), version 0.1

Usage: bwusage [-i interval] [-c #samples] [-h lines] [-b] [-k] [-m] [-g] [-u] 

Options:

         -i interval                 interval in seconds

         -c samples                  count of number of samples

         -h NN                       print header every NN lines

         -b                          use bits per second unit

         -k                          use kilobits per second unit

         -m                          use megabits per second unit

         -g                          use gigabits per second unit

         -u                          print timestamp in unixtime format

Example usage/output:

$ bwusage -i 5 -m eth0

Computing throughput at 5 second intervals for interface eth0 ...

Type Control-C to interrupt

Timestamp                           Input                  Output

2013-02-02-17:06:43            29.34 Mbps               0.69 Mbps

2013-02-02-17:06:48            94.13 Mbps               2.21 Mbps

2013-02-02-17:06:54            94.12 Mbps               2.21 Mbps

2013-02-02-17:06:59            94.13 Mbps               2.21 Mbps

2013-02-02-17:07:04            94.12 Mbps               2.21 Mbps

2013-02-02-17:07:09            94.13 Mbps               2.21 Mbps

2013-02-02-17:07:14            94.12 Mbps               2.21 Mbps

2013-02-02-17:07:19            94.13 Mbps               2.21 Mbps

2013-02-02-17:07:24            94.12 Mbps               2.21 Mbps

2013-02-02-17:07:29            94.13 Mbps               2.21 Mbps

2013-02-02-17:07:34            94.12 Mbps               2.21 Mbps

2013-02-02-17:07:39            94.13 Mbps               2.21 Mbps

2013-02-02-17:07:44            65.43 Mbps               1.54 Mbps

2013-02-02-17:07:49             0.00 Mbps               0.00 Mbps

2013-02-02-17:07:54             0.00 Mbps               0.00 Mbps

^CProgram terminated.

>> Statistics:

        Input min 0.00 Mbps, max 94.13 Mbps, avg 75.34 Mbps

        Output min 0.00 Mbps, max 2.21 Mbps, avg 1.77 Mbps