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tuptime

Report historical and statistical real time of the system, preserving it between restarts. Like uptime, but extended with startups count, graceful and bad shutdowns, uptime/downtime percentages, and averages since first boot. More information: https://github.com/rfmoz/tuptime.

  • Show system uptime history and statistics:

tuptime

  • Show system lifetime as table:

tuptime --table

  • Show system lifetime as list:

tuptime --list

  • Show table with kernel version and boot ID:

tuptime --table --kernel --bootid

  • Report from startup range:

tuptime --table --since {{1}} --until {{5}}

  • Limit the report from a given number of seconds ago (e.g. one year = 31557600):

tuptime --tsince -{{31557600}}

  • Output time in seconds and datetimes in epoch format:

tuptime --seconds

  • Report in CSV format:

tuptime --csv