Geekish One Liner Linux Command Sequences
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#kill processes in bulk
ps aux | grep -i XXXX | cut -d ” ” -f3 | xargs kill
pgrep, pkill
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# Find all python processes which are not daemons(PPID !=1) and have been running for more than two days
ssh username@host ps -eo etime,ppid,pid,command | grep -i python | awk ‘(($2 !~ /^1$/) && ($1 ~ /^.?-.?.?:.?.?:.?.?$/) && ($1 > 2)) {print $0}’
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# walk through the specified directory for all files that match a particular pattern. print filename, followed by matched line.
find __PATH__ -type f -exec grep -Hi __PATTERN__ ‘{}’ \;
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find . -print0 | xargs -0 touch
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ps -eo etime,ppid,pid,command | grep -i python | awk ‘{if ($2 != 1) print $0}’ | awk ‘{if ($1 > 2) print $0}’
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# Find all python processes which are not daemons(PPID !=1) and have been running for more than two days
for hosts in $(_LIST_OF_HOSTS_); do echo $hosts; ssh release@$hosts ps -eo etime,ppid,pid,command | grep -i python | awk ‘(($2 !~ /^1$/) && ($1 ~ /^.?-.?.?:.?.?:.?.?$/) && ($1 > 2)) {print $0}’ ; done
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#find python tracebacks in /cv/logs for last 24 hours, sort, uniq.
find __PATH_ -type f -mtime -1 | xargs grep -e “Traceback” | sort -t: -u +7 -8 $1 | sort -t: -u +6 -7 | sort -t: +0 -1 | awk ‘BEGIN{ ORS = “\n\n” } { print $0 }’
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