sysreport

A single-shot Bash script that dumps everything about a Linux server into one Markdown report.

No dependencies. No installation. Just bash sysreport.sh.

Usage

# Print to stdout
bash sysreport.sh

# Save to file
bash sysreport.sh report.md

What it reports

Section	Contents
System	OS, kernel, architecture, uptime, load
CPU	Model, cores, threads
Memory	RAM usage, swap
Disk	Partition usage, block devices
Network	Interfaces, DNS, public IP
Processes	Top by memory, top by CPU
Services	Failed units, running user services
Packages	dpkg/RPM/snap package counts
Docker	Running containers, images
Security	Listening ports, recent logins
Languages	Python, Node, Go, Rust, Java versions
GPU	Graphics hardware

Example output

# Server Report

Generated: 2025-07-24 15:22:01 UTC
Hostname: myserver

## System
- **Kernel:** 6.17.0-1017-aws
- **OS:** Ubuntu 24.04.4 LTS
- **Uptime:** up 2 days, 6 hours
...

When to use

• Debugging — paste the output into a support ticket or AI agent
• Server onboarding — document a new machine's baseline
• Inventory — keep a Markdown archive of all your servers
• Before/after changes — run before and after config changes to spot differences

Requirements

• Bash 4+
• Linux (most commands are optional — missing tools are skipped gracefully)

License

MIT