Free monitoring api 2.0 beta 1 software for linux

Maintainer is a collection of scripts that make backup tasks easy and simple. If Maintainer is combined with crontab, it can be used for automatic backups.

jNetPcap project is a Java wrapper around the Libpcap network packet capture library. The low-level API is exposed in Java, which allows kernel buffer tuning, flags, and other features.

All captured packet buffers are wrapped, not copied, in efficient java.nio.ByteBuffer and delivered to Java by reference. This allows not-in-memory copies of packet data and very efficient and fast delivery of packets. The software is released for various platforms with the appropriate native library bundled.

Pandora are a Free Software set of programs, set under the GPL license, that allows to analyze in a visual way status and performance of several parameters from different Operating Systems, servers, applications and hardware systems as Firewalls, Proxies, Data Bases, Web Servers or Routers. All integrated into an open and distributed architecture.

Pandora can be deployed in every Operating System. You have an agent for every platform. Pandora can monitor hardware systems with TCP/IP Stack, as load balancers, routers, switches, printers and so on.

Pandora has six components: Pandora Data Server, Pandora Network Server, Pandora SNMP Console, Pandora Agents, Pandora Database and Pandora Web Management System (Web Console).

Pandora Servers and SNMP Console

They are the recipient of bundles of information and the generators of alerts; they are the brain of the system. We can have several servers for very big systems or a single server. They are developed in Perl and works under any platform, with the required modules. Nevertheless its "official" platform is GNU/Linux. They also insert the gathered data into the Database. You can have several Pandora Servers connected with the same Database.

Pandora Web Console

It allows to manage the system and to operate with it; its the user interface of Pandora. We can have several Web Consoles in the same implantation. It is developed in PHP and leans on a Data Base and a Web Server, being able to work in any platform: GNU/Linux, Solaris, Win2000, AIX and others.

Pandora Database

Core module of Pandora (as you can see in the architecture overview). In this database resides all the information of the enterprise, for example, all data gathered by agents, all configuration defined by administrator, all events, incidents, audit info... At this moment, only MySQL DataBase is supported. More Databases in the future.

Pandora Agents

They can monitor any numeric parameter, boolean states, strings or numerical incremental data and/or condition. They have a centralized architecture based on lightweight design for agents (shellscript, wsh, perl) and light agents to collect data. They support all type of platforms (Microsoft, AIX, Solaris, GNU/Linux, IPSO, FreeBSD, etc) because the agents are completely free software, and they communicate using SSH, FTP, NFS or other good way, using an XML container to transport data.

FileTrack is a Web-enabled communication log, keeping track of all your inbound and outbound documents. The project supports multiple logs, auto-archiving of older entries, and generates simple reports based on multiple criteria.

One or more log entries, contacts, or documents can be grouped together into an issue for easier monitoring.

OggCarton is a free, open source, home jukebox system that rips, indexes, and manages playlists for Ogg Vorbis music files.
Includes a web server for playing files on your home network. Compatible with existing MP3 files.

gzinc is a pygtk2 front-end for the zinc emulator.

Current version is intended to work with zinc 1.1.

The project features a list of the all or detected games, with a screenshot.

It can also check the archives of the games, or display the game name as OSD.

XMLSysInfo is a system monitoring daemon that replies to network queries with XML-encoded system information and statistics. This data can then be analyzed, graphed or otherwise presented by a front-end. It is BSD-licensed and free for anyone to use for any purpose.
Or, because it sounds so much better:
XSI is an agile, vertical XML application for mission-critical enterprise environments that leverages collective synergy to drive "outside of the box" thinking and formulate key objectives into a win-win game plan with a quality-driven approach that focuses on empowering key players to drive-up their core competencies and increase expectations with an all-around initiative to drive up the bottom-line.
It is currently under heavy development and in its "alpha" stage. The XML output grammar may still change a bit, but all in all, "beta" is approaching fast.
Main features:
System information:
- Hardware
- CPUs and load distribution on CPU states
- Interrupts
- Memory and swap space
- Operating system
Sensors:
- Temperature
- Fan RPM
- Voltage
- Disk drives
- Indicators
- ...
Storage devices:
- Filesystems
- Disk (I/O)
- RAID arrays (optional)
Network:
- Information and statistics per interface
- Packet filter statistics (optional)