Library for getting process and memory information.

<p>Hey guys I have been executing local commands to grab process data through the ps command. Any good libraries or better ways to handle this? </p> <hr/>**评论：**<br/><br/>pafortin: <pre><p>I think that you can use &#34;github.com/cloudfoundry/gosigar&#34;, for this. I wrote a small example that you can check out at: <a href="https://gocodecloud.com/snippets/monitor_system/" rel="nofollow">https://gocodecloud.com/snippets/monitor_system/</a></p></pre>Mastermachetier: <pre><p>This looks very interesting. I am moving over to go mostly from bash and perl I worked in devops with some monitoring tools, but I am looking to build some small stuff from scratch to get away from some of the more complicated big box solutions and make it a bit more simple and manage those configurations through tools like puppet. </p> <p>Edit: Also like the website how did you build that if you don&#39;t mind me asking. </p></pre>pafortin: <pre><p>Thanks for the nice words. I built my site using Hugo - <a href="https://gohugo.io/" rel="nofollow">https://gohugo.io/</a> (all written in golang).</p></pre>Mastermachetier: <pre><p>very interesting I am looking to get into the web side of things my career so far has been all backend so I am still learning alot about doing front end stuff. </p></pre>miniwark: <pre><p>You have <a href="https://github.com/shirou/gopsutil" rel="nofollow">gopsutils</a> witch try to be similar to the Python psutil library. </p></pre>akhenakh: <pre><p>You can check on <a href="https://github.com/akhenakh/statgo" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/akhenakh/statgo</a> (author here) it has the advantage of being multi platform, BSDs ... But the disadvantage of relying on cgo to access libstatgrab. </p></pre>Mastermachetier: <pre><p>This looks good as well. I am not to concerned with this being super fast but I support almost 20,000 servers which are AIX, HPUX, red hat, Windows and mixes of different versions of those oses luckily windows 2003 is now dead that being said multiplatform is a must for me. I may take inspiration from a few of the libraries out there and write a small one of my own. </p></pre>RwKroon: <pre><p>Maybe you can organize via Consul? you can install consul locally on supported hosts, or have &#39;legacy&#39; hosts look at fixed consul endpoints. You can also enjoy full support from the hashicorp company when using <a href="https://github.com/hashicorp/consul" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/hashicorp/consul</a></p> <p>downside: you probably have to write a client for each of your platforms to gather information in a uniform way.</p></pre>Mastermachetier: <pre><p>That is funny I was just at a golang talk by two employees of hashicorp. I ended up talking to one briefly about console. </p></pre>