Open-source alternatives to Logging Flume

A damn-sexy, open source real-time dashboard builder for IOT and other web mashups. A free open-source alternative to Geckoboard.

Alerta monitoring system

LibreNMS is an SNMP network monitoring system and IT infrastructure management suite. It serves as an automated network discovery tool and infrastructure dashboard, enabling the identification and monitoring of network hardware and operating systems. The system differentiates itself through a rule-based alerting engine and a comprehensive IT incident workflow integration. It supports complex alert routing, including escalation sequences and direct ticket generation for project management and service desk platforms. Its observability capabilities cover multi-vendor hardware oversight, applica

An alerting dashboard for Graphite

Linux-dash is a web-based system monitoring dashboard for Linux environments. It provides a visual interface for tracking hardware performance, system load, and real-time resource utilization. The project includes dedicated monitors for tracking the performance and resource usage of virtualized containers alongside a process manager for analyzing active system processes across the operating system. The dashboard covers several observability areas, including hardware performance monitoring for CPU and RAM, storage metrics for disk and swap space, and high-level system status overviews encompa

The exceptionally handsome dashboard framework in Ruby and Coffeescript.

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StatsD is a network-based metrics daemon and aggregator that collects application performance data, such as counters and timers, for periodic delivery to backend services. It functions as system monitoring middleware, receiving telemetry via UDP to minimize performance overhead on monitored services. The system acts as a distributed metrics router, employing consistent hashing to distribute data points across clusters and ensure aggregation accuracy. It includes cluster health monitoring to track node availability and automatically recalculate routing paths when services go offline. The proj