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What is sosreport?

sosreport is a diagnostic data collection tool used across major Linux distributions including Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), CentOS, Rocky Linux, Oracle Linux, Ubuntu, and Debian. It gathers system configuration, logs, and runtime data into a single compressed archive that can be shared with support teams or analyzed for troubleshooting.

The tool collects information about hardware, network configuration, running services, installed packages, kernel parameters, storage layout, and system logs — everything needed to diagnose server issues.

How to Generate an SOS Report


                # Install (if not already installed)

                $ sudo yum install sos          # RHEL/CentOS/Rocky

                $ sudo apt install sosreport   # Ubuntu/Debian


                # Generate the report

                $ sudo sosreport


                # Output: /var/tmp/sosreport-hostname-2026xxxx.tar.xz

The generated .tar.xz file is typically 10-50MB and contains everything needed for a full diagnostic analysis.

12 Diagnostic Categories We Analyze

Health Score (0–100) Overall server health weighted across all categories

System & Hardware CPU model, memory, architecture, uptime, DMI data

CPU / Memory / Swap Utilization, load average, memory pressure, swap usage

Network & Drops Interface errors, packet drops, listening ports, bonding

Storage / LVM / Disk LVM topology, disk usage, multipath, fstab validation

Systemd Services Failed units, enabled/disabled services, boot targets

SELinux / AppArmor Enforcement mode, policy violations, denials

Kernel Tuning sysctl parameters, vm.swappiness, network buffers

Containers Docker/Podman status, running containers, image health

NTP / Time Sync Chrony/NTP status, clock drift, time source

Errors & OOM Kernel errors, OOM kills, hardware errors, segfaults

Recommendations Actionable fixes prioritized by severity

Supported Linux Distributions

RHEL / CentOS / Rocky SUSE / SLES / openSUSE Oracle Linux Ubuntu / Debian Fedora AlmaLinux

Export Your Results

PDF Report Professional branded report with health scores and recommendations

Excel Spreadsheet Structured data with filterable columns, charts-ready

JSON Export Machine-readable format for CI/CD and automation

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