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create a struct that contains all the information the group has thus far gather. This should call out to all the other functions people have built.

for example, it should contain the following structs:

type Ram struct {                    
    Total string `json:"total"`      
    Free  string `json:"free"`       
    Used  string `json:"used"`       
}                                    
type Swap struct {                   
    Total string `json:"total"`      
    Free  string `json:"free"`       
    Used  string `json:"used"`       
}                                    
type OS struct {                     
    Hostname string `json:"hostname"`
    Kernel   string `json:"kernel"`  
    Version  string `json:"version"` 
}                                    
type CPUInfo struct {          
    CPU   int    `json:"cpu"`  
    Cores int32  `json:"cores"`
    Speed string `json:"speed"`
    Model string `json:"model"`
}                              
type Interface struct {                     
    Name  string              `json:"name"` 
    Addrs []net.InterfaceAddr `json:"addrs"`
    Flags []string            `json:"flags"`
    Speed string              `json:"speed"`
}                                           

Investigate and write code to log the structs to syslog so that our information can be scrapped by splunk.

Gather the following information and return in human readable format:

• Number of CPUs (Sockets)
• Number of Cores per CPU
• Number of Threads per Core
• Model of CPU
• Speed of CPU
• Serial Number
• Other pertinent/interesting information.

The daemon would be a webserver with api routes that would run the various reports that we have.

Create a webserver with an API that would allow us to run the different commands hitting a specific route.

For example:

curl localhost:8080/api/v0/cpu

would cause sqrl to log the cpu info

whether we will be using cron or a built in type of cron: github.com/robfig/cron

Do it chris

Gather the following information and return in human readable format:

• Total RAM
• Free RAM
• Swap Space
• OS Version
• Kernel version
• Hostname

Add more information about the project and what it does.

this is more of an investigation into how go does tests. You can then teach the other members of the group

Should be a pretty small fix, but it is printing out total instead of used.

Gather the following information and return in human readable format:

• interface Name
• IP Address
• MAC address
• Speed (1gb/10gb/100gb)
• Link (up/down)

Gather the following information and return in human readable format:

• How many HDDs are Present
• What partitions are on the system
• Free space one each HDD or partition
• HDD type (SSD vs. HDD)
• Serial Numbers/Model Numbers
• As much information about the drives as possible.

Add commands and subcommands, as you see fit, to make the sqrld executable have commands and subcommands and print out the correct information.

You can take a look at https://s.mcquay.me/dm/psyfer as a good example of what needs to be done.