If the response is helpful, please click " Accept Answer" and upvote it. The ps command, run periodically, displays the CPU time under the TIME column and the ratio of CPU time to real time under the CPU column. $($dataObject)Įnter the script (only the main structure, need to be complete in real environment) $dataObject=$ScriptContext.CreateFromObject/CreateInstance. $cpu_usage_linux = ssh "top -bn 2 -d 0.01 | grep '^%Cpu' | tail -n 1 | gawk ''" Operations Manager Dashboard Script Widgets $i=1 Note: This is not from Microsoft, just for your referenceįor writing a complete script, we may refer the article below. How to Setup Passwordless SSH Connect from Windows to Linux If we have SSH client installed in the Management Server (Note: Server 2019 is required to install SSH client) and have configured passwordless ssh connection as mentioned below, we may create a PowerShell Grid Widget, enter the script (just an example, need to be completed) to see if it works. The top command displays Linux processes and has a column that details how the processes are utilizing available/allocated CPU. Here's some thoughts shared, just for your reference. For more details, you can check the cpuinfo file. Strong PowerShell skill and Linux knowledge are required. As for as I know, it's not so easy to get CPU usage of Linux computers to show the data in the dashboard.
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