Open Source Java Server Monitoring Tools

Ward is a simple and minimalistic server monitoring tool. Ward supports an adaptive design system. Also, it supports a dark theme. It shows only principal information and can be used, if you want to see nice looking dashboard instead of looking on a bunch of numbers and graphs. Ward works nicely on all popular operating systems because it uses OSHI.

This is a simple java program designed to monitor any Urban Terror Server and report back on the current map, active players, current scores, and pings of players. This does not require recon privileges, since most players do not have this level of access. The motivation for its creation was to eliminate the need to wait around on a server waiting for other players to join. This program makes it possible to monitor the server while browsing the web or even while away from the computer entirely. The program sends a notification popup to the OS when the server is active with players and also plays a short beep audio clip to get your attention if you are away from the computer. By entering your ut player name into the program you can ensure the program will not be triggered by your presence on the server, so you can join the server and safely minimize until another player joins without worrying about missing the moment when they join the server.

The Amenetet Monitoring Service monitors remote services which register with it, heart beats are used in both directions to monitor the health of remote services. Remote services maintain a lease with Amentet and renew that lease regularly. Amentet then pings back to the remote service to monitor its health. Remote Services can monitor multiple objects internally, when "pinged" by Amentet, if any of these objects has disappeared an exception is thrown back with the list of missing objects. Amentet will store events in a local Db which can be viewed using the Web interface and as events occur alerts will be raised which can be sent to SNMP Trap daemon and/or SMTP and/or SMS. The service uses Spring Security Framework for access control and can be configured to use any Authentication Authorization system supported by the Spring Security Framework.

An easy alternative for monitoring network infrastructure services. Focused on monitoring without requiring server changes or even special requirements on the monitoring machine. Can monitor remote systems via SSH or other communication channels. Intended to be extremely easy to use especially in smaller and medium sized network environments.

EasyLVS is intended to make setting up/running a Linux Virtual Server (LVS) and cluster a snap. Web based administration make for easy setups. You can run the advanced server monitoring as a standalone server as well. Written in 100% java.

LiMon (Linux Monitor) is a free/open/libre multiplataform real time Linux monitor written in C/C++, and other languages. Monitor of server's relevant aspects, such as services, temperature, CPU, memory and disk usage, etc.

ServerWatcher is server monitoring utility that will regularly check for specified content on web pages or ping servers to see if they're still up. When a server goes down it will send e-mail notifications or IM your AIM or Yahoo account.

The StackCollect SCM is written in Python and is free to download, more advanced features can be purchased from StackCollect. Monitored Server Platforms Include: Windows Server 2012 R2 Monitored Database Platforms Include: PostgreSQL Microsoft SQL Server MariaDb MySQL

Testingpoint Lite Server-Monitoring by Langmeier Software. Automatic server and service monitoring, alert per email and sms.

The welofunc project will develop a load and fuctional test tool for web applications with special focus on J2EE applications. Besides load and functional tests server monitoring will be included (CPU load, memory usage of the J2EE application server)

A small OS independent application that helps monitoring server connections. You can specify multiple IP addresses that are pinged every few seconds. The UI warns if the ping is not returned and logs the results of the last 48 hours. pinx has been tested on multiple machines running Windows 7, Windows 10, Ubuntu 18.10, Linux Mint 19.1 and LMDE3: if issues on these or other OS' arise, please add a post to the discussion boards.