Linux Comprehensive Testing Script

🚀 LinuxCTS - Linux Comprehensive Testing Script

LinuxCTS is a comprehensive testing script for Linux systems. It aims to help users quickly and conveniently conduct multi - aspect tests on Linux systems to evaluate system performance, configuration, and functional integrity. The script integrates a series of practical testing functions to meet the detection needs of Linux systems in different scenarios.

🚀 Quick Start

LinuxCTS simplifies the process of evaluating Linux system performance, configuration, and functionality. With just a few steps, you can start testing your system.

✨ Features

• System Information Detection: Comprehensively display basic information about the Linux system, including kernel version, operating system distribution, CPU information, memory information, etc., allowing users to clearly understand the system's hardware and software configuration.
• Performance Testing: Provide various performance testing functions, such as CPU performance testing, memory read - write speed testing, disk I/O performance testing, etc., to help users evaluate the system's performance under different loads.
• Network Testing: Detect network connection status, conduct network speed tests, perform port scanning, etc., making it convenient for users to troubleshoot network - related issues and ensure correct and stable network configuration.
• Service Status Check: Check the running status of common system services (such as SSH, HTTP, FTP, etc.) to ensure that the services are running normally and guarantee system availability.

📦 Installation

Dependencies

# ubuntu/debian
sudo apt update && sudo apt install curl -y && sudo su
# readhat/centos
sudo yum update && sudo yum install curl -y && sudo su

One - click Script (Temporary Use)

source <(curl -s https://gitee.com/muaimingjun/LinuxCTS/raw/main/linux.sh)

Install to the System

# How to install?
sudo curl -L https://gitee.com/muaimingjun/LinuxCTS/raw/main/linux.sh > /usr/bin/linux && sudo chmod +x /usr/bin/linux
# How to use
linux
# How to update?
sudo curl -L https://gitee.com/muaimingjun/LinuxCTS/raw/main/linux.sh > /usr/bin/linux && sudo chmod +x /usr/bin/linux
# How to uninstall
sudo rm -rf /usr/bin/linux

📚 Documentation

Project Structure

• app/: May store test scripts or configuration files related to applications (specific functions may vary depending on the project).
• os/: Used to store test modules related to the operating system, such as code for system information acquisition and system service detection.
• tools/: Contain some auxiliary tools or scripts to support the implementation of the main script's functions, such as performance testing tools and network testing tools.
• .gitignore: Specify which files or directories do not need to be tracked by the Git version control system, such as temporary files and compiled files.
• README.md: The project's documentation, which is the file you are currently reading, used to introduce the project's functions, installation, and usage methods to users.
• linux.sh: The main script file that integrates various testing functions and is the core execution file of the entire project.

Contribution Guidelines

1. Everyone is welcome to contribute to this project! If you have any improvement suggestions or new feature ideas, please first Fork this project to your GitHub account.
2. Create a new branch named in the format of your_name_feature or your_name_fix (e.g., john_newfeature).
3. Make code modifications on the new branch and ensure that the code style is consistent with the existing code.
4. Submit your changes and briefly describe the changes and purposes in the Pull Request.
5. The project maintainers will review your contributions and merge them into the main branch when appropriate.

📄 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. For more information, please check the project's LICENSE file.

Contact Us

• Project Homepage: https://gitee.com/muaimingjun/LinuxCTS
• Author's Email: muaimingjun@example.com
• Contributor List: Check the project's CONTRIBUTORS file or sign your name in the Pull Request.

Thank you for your attention and support for LinuxCTS!