Method Detail

• static java.lang.String fmtDate(long dateInMillis, java.util.TimeZone tz = null)

  Given a timestamp as epoch time convert to a string representation using the DATE_FORMAT

  Parameters:

  dateInMillis - The date as number of milliseconds from 1 Jan 1970

  tz - The java.util.TimeZone to use to format the date, or null to use the default time-zone

  Returns:

  The formatted date string

• static java.lang.String fmtDate(java.util.Date date, java.util.TimeZone tz = null)

  Given a java.util.Date object convert to a string representation according the DATE_FORMAT

  Parameters:

  date - The date to render as a string

  tz - The java.util.TimeZone to use to format the date, or null to use the default time-zone

  Returns:

  The formatted date string

• static int getAvailCpus()

  Returns:

  The number of CPUs available

• static MemoryUnit getAvailDisk()

  Returns:

  The actual free space in the node local storage

• static MemoryUnit getAvailMemory()

  Returns:

  The total system memory available

• static long getBootTimeMillis()

• static java.lang.String getBootTimeString()

• static java.lang.String getHostName()

  Returns:

  The system host name

• static Duration getUptimeDuration()

  The system uptime

  Returns:

  A Duration object representing the uptime of the system

• static java.lang.String getUptimeText()

  Read the system uptime as returned by the uptime Linux tool

  throws:

  IllegalStateException If the uptime command return a non-zero exit status

  Returns:

  The uptime stdout text