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    handyq

    handyq

    Quality Office Online

    ...Between those things, the are some bar / line graphs connected to de DB tables (completely dynamic), made with http://www.rgraph.net/. Do whatever you want with this, and improve it. You can sell it; but remember me, in this case. There are still MANY things to do... Every day I have an idea. Hope you also.
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    Caplan Capacity Planning

    Unix capacity planning tool

    This tool will try to be a capacity planning tool. A demo of the SVN version is available at http://zelionix.ddns.net/ It make plots from KPI ( CPU , Memory, Volume ) collected by an agent. Warning and critical levels are toogled by night collecte, load, analyse treatment This tool is designed to check your infrastructure capacity and challenge it against your capacity planning.
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