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Since os.loadavg() returns [0, 0, 0], is there any way of getting the CPU's average load in Windows based systems for 1, 5, and 15 minute intervals without having to check every few seconds and save the result yourself?
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The os. loadavg() method is an inbuilt application programming interface of the os module which is used to get load average.
Yes, NodeOS, an operating system written in Node. js. Well, kind of. NodeOS uses the Linux kernel for most performance critical stuff like, for example, hardware interactions, but for everything else it uses Node.
The os. version() method is used to identify the version of the kernel of the Operating System. This information is determined by calling uname on POSIX systems and calling RtlGetVersion() or GetVersionExW() on Windows systems.
js is an open source software, and its installation on a server provides the Node program which itself enables JavaScript files to be executed on that server. Node. js is also cross-platform software, meaning that it is operating system independent such that it works on Linux, Windows and macOS.
Digging out this topic.
Use loadavg-windows from npm to enable os.loadavg() on Windows.
Wait few seconds to see first result different than 0.
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You can use the windows-cpu npm package to get similar results.
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