Today’s goal is to write your first Python script.

You will create a Python script that:

• Takes threshold values (CPU, disk, memory) from user input
• Also fetches system metrics using a Python library (example: psutil)
• Compares metrics against thresholds
• Prints the result to the terminal

This is your first step towards thinking like a DevOps engineer using Python.

• One Python script (example: system_health.py)
• Output should be visible in terminal

• Use:
  • input() for user input
  • if / else for decision making
  • for loops where required
  • Functions to keep the code clean
• Keep the script simple and readable
• Do not over-engineer

• Python installation and setup (from live class)
• psutil documentation: https://pypi.org/project/psutil/
• Python basics (inputs, conditions, loops, functions)

DevOps engineers frequently write scripts to:

• Check server health
• Validate system conditions
• Generate reports for monitoring and troubleshooting

This task builds the foundation for automation, monitoring, and reliability.

1. Fork the repository
2. Add your script inside the day-01 folder
3. Ensure the script runs successfully
4. Commit and push your changes to your fork

Share your progress on LinkedIn:

• Post a small code snippet or a story on how you wrote your first Python Script
• Share the output from the terminal
• Write 2–3 lines on what you learned today (can be a blog article as well)

Optional:

• Tag TrainWithShubham or Shubham Londhe
• Use hashtags: #PythonForDevOps #TrainWithShubham #DevOpsKaJosh (Helps me to filter post and Like/ Comment / Repost / engage)

Happy Learning TrainWithShubham