system-resource-diagnosis

Diagnose Linux system resource bottlenecks by running a script to collect deep runtime data on ulimit, processes, IPC, and inotify, which then outputs a structured diagnostic report for remediation.

Linux server process creation or kernel module loading failures are identified by collecting runtime data on process limits and kernel modules, analyzing the findings without executing fixes, and logging structured evidence.

Troubleshooting SIGSEGV core dumps and stack overflows involves collecting deep runtime data across affected servers, generating a full diagnostic report with phased evidence and checklists stored in a temporary directory.

Yes, you can safely check inotify handle limits because the diagnostic process enforces a strict safe boundary by performing only data collection, analysis, and guidance without executing any remediation commands.

No external dependencies are required to run this Linux resource diagnosis; it operates using included shell scripts to aggregate critical dimensions like IPC, ulimit, and inotify metrics directly on the server.

The primary limitation is that the diagnosis only collects and analyzes data for excessive processes and message queue failures, providing structured guidance without directly modifying system configurations or executing repairs.