Write a Python script that automates the following checks on a list of servers:

$1.$ Check if the server's CPU usage is above $80\%.$ If it is$,$ print a warning message:

'High CPU usage on $\{$server$\_$name$\}\text{'}.$

$2.$ Check if the server's disk space is below $10\%.$ If it is$,$ print: 'Low disk space on

$\{$server$\_$name$\}\text{'}.$

$3.$ Check if the server is reachable. If it is unreachable, print: 'Server $\{$server$\_$name$\}$

is unreachable'.

$4.$ If a server is named 'critical$\_$server', stop all further checks and print 'Critical

server found. Stopping checks.$\text{'}$

$5.$ After checking all servers, print a summary of the number of servers that had

high CPU usage, low disk space, and were unreachable.

Iterate over the servers and handle the conditions as outlined.

Input Data:

servers $=[$

$\{\text{'}$name$\text{'}$: 'server$1\text{'},$ 'cpu': $85,$ 'disk': $20,$ 'reachable': True$\},$

$\{\text{'}$name$\text{'}$: 'server$2\text{'},$ 'cpu': $70,$ 'disk': $5,$ 'reachable': False$\},$

$\{\text{'}$name$\text{'}$: 'critical$\_$server', 'cpu': $90,$ 'disk': $15,$ 'reachable': True$\},$

$\{\text{'}$name$\text{'}$: 'server$4\text{'},$ 'cpu': $60,$ 'disk': $50,$ 'reachable': True$\}$

$]$

Note that this input data will not be provided at the terminal. You may copy and paste

the above inputs into your code and work with it$.$