server_auto_shutdown

This Bash script monitors the status of specific processes on a Linux system. It checks for the presence of processes named "FactoryServer-L", "PalServer-Linux", and "java". Additionally, it monitors the number of logged-in users.

If no processes are running and no users are logged in, the script displays a warning message and waits for 15 minutes. If the processes remain inactive after 15 minutes, the script issues a shutdown command.

Purpose:

This script is designed to monitor the health of a Linux system and initiate a shutdown if no critical processes are running and there are no active users.

Usage:

• Save the script as a Bash file (e.g., process_monitor.sh).
• Make the script executable: chmod +x process_monitor.sh
• Run the script: ./process_monitor.sh

Configuration:

• Process names: Adjust the process names ("FactoryServer-L", "PalServer-Linux", "java") to match the specific processes you want to monitor.
• Shutdown delay: Modify the sleep 15m command to adjust the waiting period before shutdown.
• User count: The script checks the number of logged-in users using w -h. You can customize this if needed.

Notes:

Ensure that the script has the necessary permissions to execute system commands like shutdown. Consider adding error handling and logging to improve the script's robustness. This script is a basic example. You may need to adapt it to your specific requirements and environment.