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...Streaming, partial hydration, an optimizing compiler, & a small runtime. Start with simple HTML templates and add powerful components as needed. Marko is powering high-traffic websites like ebay.com. Marko is HTML re-imagined as a language for building dynamic and reactive user interfaces. Just about any valid HTML is valid Marko, but Marko extends the HTML language to allow building modern applications in a declarative way. Marko streams content to your users as soon as it’s ready. No waiting for client side JavaScript bundles or data requests to start rendering. ...

Viewing Network is basically like taking P2P networking and applying it to website traffic You give your views to someone and in return they give you theirs

A Linux Traffic Control Management Interface: build tc-style rules for control network flows. Have support to set queue disciplines to interface (root) or inside a class (leaf), create classes and classifiers.

Web based interface administration QoS on Linux. A Traffic Control interface. Currently it can: create queue disciplines to all algoritms, create class to all classfull algoritms, put all qdisc inside classes, create classifiers with u32.

PIX Logging Architecture correlates Cisco PIX system logs into a MySQL database and provides a web-based frontend for displaying, searching, and managing Cisco PIX logged events, traffic, and IDS logs (More info at http://www.logging-architecture.net ).

Squidalyser is a squid traffic analyser, to allow per-user scrutiny of squid logfiles. It provides information about web usage patterns, the type of information downloaded, websites visited, graphics downloaded, and number of bytes or files downloaded.

...Including Java client, database scheme (postgresql), pam and nss modules for postgresql (provided by the sysauth-pgsql project ) and interfaces to the system (e.g. rules generation for a traffic shaper).

...It allows and administrator to configure the ProFTPD configuration directives, create new virtual servers, create users and groups, create quotas, and monitor system resources and traffic.