HetrixTools Server Monitoring Agent (Linux)
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HetrixTools Server Monitoring Agent (Linux)
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Lightweight server health monitoring and alert tool for FreeBSD (Codeberg mirror)
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Manage multiple servers with different operating systems, configurations, requirements etc. for many separate customers in an outsourcing model.
Lightweight server status monitoring and reporting tool for FreeBSD
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Ridiculously simple server health alerts
sf-monitoring-heartbeat extension provides simple heartbeat client with service autodiscovery.
Lightweight server monitoring and alert tool for Linux
This repository contains notes and links used to install and configure ElasticStack on a Debian 10 virtual machine. Also included are handy commands and scripts generated while working on the project.
sf-monitoring-cacti extension feeds Cacti installation with additional reports about hard drives, server temperatures, MTA queue site etc.
sf-ip-monitor extension periodically checks the external IP of current server for changes and notifies administrator about such changes.
Real-Time Monitoring of Linux system resources and other services
A Multi Management System coded in Shell designed to manage multiple instances of Rust on your Linux machine..
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