Python WatchDog Crash Course - Monitoring File System and Directory Events

In this crash course we will explore Python WatchDog - a library to monitor files systems and directory for events.
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0:01 Introduction
01:00 Components of Watchdog
02:16 Pointing to a Directory with Sys.argv
03:35 Basics of Watchdog
06:20 Using Logging and EventHandlers
09:18 Logging to A File with Watchdog
11:40 Adding Username/UserID to Watchdog logs
17:04 Override Events
17:55 How to trigger backups with Watchdog
26:34 How to monitor Patterns with Watchdog
34:15 Recap
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[@JesusGil90]

Fantastic! Thank you

[@benet1989]

Very informative thanks

[@srini3828]

Very Good, thank you for sharing...

[@TheBotMir]

Great video bro!

[@Postulatedstate]

Excellent content my friend. 🎉🎆🎄⛳️

[@wobble_cat]

Very insightful. Although, I didn't really get the point of logging the the name of user that runs the daemon

[@JamaRamaVarush]

Thanks alot, this was a great walkthrough

[@JCharisTech]

Glad it helped!

[@serychristianrenaud]

thank

[@philtoa334]

Really Nice.

[@JCharisTech]

Glad it was helpful

[@chronicfantastic]

Thanks Jesse 🙌 ...I hope there's no dodgy files/viruses being moved around on your home PC

[@JCharisTech]

Haha :) Luke

[@sohamsarkar9669]

Can we anyhow create a handler that will monitor only one file?

[@user-fv7hk8gw6w]

I'm also interested in finding this out. I'd like to trigger a whole other script to run on the event of a modification to a file that writes a certain value to a file

[@nattavipolboonsangchaitawa912]

Future fat

[@DanielkPhotography]

Excellent! Thank you