System Metrics
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Prometheus exporter for hardware and OS metrics exposed by *NIX kernels, written in Go with pluggable metric collectors.
A Vulkan and OpenGL overlay for monitoring FPS, temperatures, CPU/GPU load, and other performance metrics on Linux.
A graphical terminal activity monitor with interactive process management and real-time CPU/memory visualization.
A high-performance C implementation of the StatsD metrics aggregation server, wire-compatible with Etsy's StatsD.
A command-line admin tool for observing and troubleshooting PostgreSQL with a top-like interface and system statistics.
A command-line tool for real-time monitoring and diagnostics of Erlang/Elixir BEAM nodes in production.
A lightweight Python library for anomaly detection and correlation in time series data, enabling root cause analysis.
A curated list of awesome projects, libraries, tools, and resources related to InfluxDB.
A web-based administration and monitoring interface for PostgreSQL databases with agent-based architecture.
A comprehensive suite for monitoring PostgreSQL clusters with metrics collection, visualization, and alerting capabilities.
A CLI tool that extracts PostgreSQL database and cluster metrics, outputting them as JSON or sending them via UDP.
A Go-based daemon that collects PostgreSQL schema, statistics, and OS metrics for monitoring and graphing systems.
A collection of prepackaged InfluxDB configurations for quickly collecting and analyzing time series data from various sources.
A top-like command-line tool for real-time monitoring of Erlang nodes, showing process and system metrics.
A Prometheus exporter that accepts collectd metrics via binary protocol or HTTP POST and converts them for Prometheus consumption.
A cross-platform Rust library for retrieving CPU, memory, IO, and file descriptor performance statistics with minimal overhead.
An active monitoring agent for PostgreSQL that collects instance and system metrics and integrates with Zabbix.
A server tool to collect, display, and report system metrics like CPU, RAM, disk, and network usage.
A Go package for monitoring application and system statistics (memory, CPU, goroutines) and sending them via UDP for logging.
Uploads NMON performance data to InfluxDB and generates Grafana dashboards for visualization.
A Go library for creating alarms triggered by system events like load, memory, uptime, and process status.
A Python-based solution to monitor Docker container resource usage (CPU, RAM, network) via Zabbix Server.
Run commands periodically and expose the latest STDOUT as an HTTP endpoint with live updates.
Exports Raspberry Pi CPU and GPU temperature metrics for Prometheus monitoring.
Prometheus exporter for Lustre parallel filesystem metrics, enabling monitoring of OST, MDT, MGS, MDS, client, generic, LNET, and health data.
Client/server system for collecting near real-time metrics from Linux hosts using InfluxDB as the backend.
A modern SNMP agent for Linux written in Rust, focused on essential monitoring data with improved performance.
A check_mk agent addon for Homematic CCU2 and Raspberrymatic devices that monitors system metrics and Homematic datapoints.
A collectd Exec plugin that subscribes to MQTT topics and converts messages into collectd metrics for monitoring.
A server agent for system and service monitoring that collects metrics from Linux/Unix systems and popular databases.
A PowerShell script that sends Windows Performance Counters to an InfluxDB server, configurable via XML.
A Rust library for retrieving system, kernel, and process metrics from Linux /proc and /sys pseudo-filesystems.
A Prometheus exporter that collects cgroup-level metrics from Linux containers and Slurm jobs.
An AppDynamics extension that collects Docker container and host metrics via the Docker Remote API for performance monitoring.
An Apache Spark plugin that collects system resource metrics (CPU, memory) not provided by Spark's native metrics system.
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