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Syoncloud
Hadoop, Hbase, HBase Web Client, Flume based log analytics system
Syoncloud Logs enables you to process log files from various applications using Hadoop, Flume and HBase. It has an easy installation and configurations interface. It has Syoncloud HBase web client. It displays tree of HBase tables and column families linked to paginated grid of data. -
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IPLClient is part of a Client-Server technology for IPLocation and visualization. It will manage log-file transfer and handle data delivered by the IPLServer for proper visualization. Modules and plugins may be applied to the client.
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IPLServer is part of a client/server technology for ip location. It is queried from IPLClient or other clients and delivers data like latitude, longitude, country and city.
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The Secure Remote Log Monitor (SRLM) project provides client and server utilities that collect application or system log files from multiple systems over an untrusted network onto a central server for analysis and action.
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WEBsent is a web service test and performance tool. It offers the user, via a client site hypertext browser, some tools and tests to check the performance and validity of his/her web server. WEBsent is designed to monitor webpages, content accessibility
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