Monitoring
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A Python wrapper for the Docker API to simplify monitoring and scripting for Docker containers.
A React Native library for sending console logs, errors, and uncaught exceptions to New Relic for monitoring.
A Plug for adding simple health checks to Elixir applications with JSON output.
An integrated monitoring system for validators in the Cosmos app chain ecosystem, consolidating slashing, oracle, and bridge metrics.
Phoenix framework integration for Prometheus.ex, providing instrumentation for controllers, channels, and rendering.
Terraform provider for managing healthchecks.io monitoring resources as infrastructure-as-code.
A Rails web application that receives Terraform drift reports via API to provide visibility and historical tracking of infrastructure changes.
Gowl is a Go library providing an infinite worker pool for concurrent process management and real-time monitoring.
A generic Erlang interface to different metrics systems like Folsom and Exometer.
A reporter for the go-metrics library that posts metrics to InfluxDB with timestamp alignment and histogram tag support.
CLI tool to monitor downstream load on DOCSIS cable networks using DVB-C hardware and generate RRDtool graphs.
A Slack bot written in Elixir with responders for maps, quotes, uptime monitoring, and automated notifications.
A Django-based web frontend for visualizing and analyzing data from the Dionaea low-interaction honeypot.
A Magento 2 module that exposes e-commerce metrics in Prometheus format for monitoring and observability.
An Elixir Plug for automatically reporting errors to Bugsnag from web applications.
fill-pg is a tool that populates PostgreSQL with blockchain data from EOSIO's State History Plugin for monitoring applications.
Terraform module to create AWS resources for forwarding logs and metrics to Datadog.
A dashboard and dynamic configuration tool for managing Tenacity circuit breakers and resilience patterns.
A lightweight library for monitoring and testing asyncio applications with detailed event loop diagnostics.
An Elixir agent for instrumenting Phoenix applications with New Relic to monitor web transactions and database queries.
A distributed low-interaction honeypot with agent/master architecture for monitoring attacks across multiple protocols.
A Clojure client library for interacting with InfluxDB time-series databases.
A Powerline segment that displays the status of Docker containers (running, paused, exited, restarting) in your shell prompt.
A .NET library for collecting application metrics and exporting them to Prometheus.
Streams PostgreSQL database events to Kafka using logical replication and can also consume events from Kafka.
A Rust CLI tool for stateless inspection of NTP, NTS, and PTP time sources, similar to dig or ping for time protocols.
A Logstash output plugin that sends metrics from Logstash pipelines to InfluxDB time-series databases.
A Node.js module for instrumenting streams to provide debugging, monitoring, and provenance tracking in data pipelines.
Ruby agent for sending custom application metrics to the Instrumental monitoring platform with high reliability and non-blocking operation.
A fast, extensible event router for processing Suricata's JSON EVE output, designed for high-throughput network security monitoring.
A collection of iOS widgets for Scriptable, including location, date, reading stats, and server monitoring displays.
A collection of command-line tools for operating and maintaining Apache Cassandra clusters.
An Elixir client for Riemann, enabling event monitoring and querying with TCP support.
A React Native library for sending notifications to Slack via webhooks to track app activities like new users and payments.
A collection of best practices, workflows, and scripts for load and performance testing, particularly for applications deployed on Kubernetes.
Vert.x metrics implementation for Micrometer.io
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