Understanding CPU Times in Python with psutil #python #sysadmin #coding #techtips #codingtips

🔍 What's Covered:

Fetching detailed CPU times, including user, system, idle, and more.
Running the function at different intervals for real-time insights.
Logging CPU times to a file for analysis using Python.
🛠️ Python Code & Explanations:

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👩‍💻 Code Snippet:
import psutil
import time

def log_cpu_times():
# Get CPU times

# Get current timestamp

# Create or open a log file
# Write timestamp and CPU times to the file
for i, cpu in enumerate(cpu_times):

print(f'CPU times logged at {timestamp}')

# Run the function at different intervals
log_cpu_times() # Log immediately

# Log every 5 seconds for 3 times
for _ in range(3):
log_cpu_times()

# Log one final time after 10 seconds
log_cpu_times()

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Learn practical insights for sysadmins and developers.
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