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PRTG Network Monitor is an all-inclusive monitoring software solution developed by Paessler. Equipped with an easy-to-use, intuitive interface with a cutting-edge monitoring engine, PRTG Network Monitor optimizes connections and workloads as well as reduces operational costs by avoiding outages while saving time and controlling service level agreements (SLAs). The solution is packed with specialized monitoring features that include flexible alerting, cluster failover solution, distributed monitoring, in-depth reporting, maps and dashboards, and more.
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Your applications are all built differently, but they all need to perform. NeoLoad simplifies and scales performance testing for everything, from APIs and microservices, to end-to-end application testing through innovative protocol and browser-based capabilities.
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autoplot
Simple Gnuplot automation and plot conversion tool.
Autoplot is a simple Perl script to plot Gnuplot files with simple dependency checking and conversion of the plots to different formats using rsvg-convert. The Gnuplot scripts must plot to a SVG terminal and output the result to STDOUT for the script to work as intended. The script reads all .gnuplot files in the working directory and creates SVG plots from them in svg subdirectory. SVG plots can be converted to PDF and PNG format, while the resulting files are placed in pdf and png... -
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ONE-NET Low Power Wireless Protocol
ONE-NET is an open-source low power wireless networking protocol.
ONE-NET is both an open standard and an implementation of a wireless network protocol. The protocol was originally intended for home automation but has many more applications where low power, secure communications are required. -
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Differential-algebraic simulator in python. Process and control systems are modelled w/ bloc diagrams. It allows algebraic loops, has an automatic steady-state computation, detects singular systems, and uses variable time-step transient integration.
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