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This is a collection of REST specifications, and implementations of those specs, for very low-level information sharing and workflow operations using REST actions over HTTP. Implementations are in various languages, mainly Java, Python, and Ruby.
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This is a program for my sister that will run on the command line and scrape ISBNs off a website, cross reference w/ amazon, and make a CSV out of the data.
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SmartTail is a feature rich replacement of the original Unix Tail. It has a nice GUI and is able to monitor a set of Files instead of a single File. File Content can be filtered based on Regular Expressions.
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Platform based on JMS queues to centralize System Event Messages (syslog) and Application Layer Messages, persisting them in several Databases and providing several pre- and post- processes according the message's nature, like encryption, mail.
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A tool to extract the information in any log file into a database. It has no inherent knowledge of particular log formats but by using inbuilt rules and asking a few simple questions should be able to parse any type of text log intelligently.
