Open Source TypeScript Network Monitoring Software

TypeScript Network Monitoring Software

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    OpenNMS

    OpenNMS

    A Java based fault and performance management system

    An Enterprise-Grade Network Management Application Platform that is 100% Free and Open Source Software.
    Downloads: 43 This Week
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    Log.io

    Log.io

    Real-time log monitoring in your browser

    Inputs watch log files for changes, send new log messages to the server, which broadcasts to web clients. Log messages are tagged with stream and source information based on user configuration. log.io has no persistence layer. File inputs are informed of file changes via inotify, and log messages hop from input to server to web client via TCP and socket.io, respectively. log.io uses a stateless TCP API to receive log messages. Writing a third party harvester is easy. Open a TCP connection to the server and begin writing properly formatted messages to the socket. Input paths can be a file path, directory path or a glob. Additionally, watcher options can be provided for more fine-grained control over file watching mechanics and performance. The file input connects to the server via TCP, and writes properly formatted strings to the socket.
    Downloads: 2 This Week
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