Search Results for "backend"

...Integration tests exercise the REST API, and the backend can also run independently for direct API use. Observability tooling collects logs, metrics, and traces that can be inspected through an integrated dashboard.

CapFrameX is a performance capture and analysis tool designed for PC gamers and benchmarking enthusiasts, which records frametimes, frame-rates and various sensor data during game or application execution. It uses backend tools like PresentMon to log data and then exposes a comprehensive UI for analyzing the results: you can view charts of frametimes, historic graphing, stuttering analysis, L-shape graphs, input-lag overlays, and compare multiple capture runs side by side. Importantly, the tool also integrates with sensor inputs (CPU, GPU, VRAM, temps, etc.) and overlays statistics in-game via Rivatuner Statistics Server, so you get in-situ feedback while you run. ...

Blizzless DiIiS is an open-source server implementation for Diablo III: Reaper of Souls that allows players to run the game in a fully local or private server environment. It recreates much of the game’s backend infrastructure, including account systems, matchmaking, progression mechanics, and gameplay logic. The project supports a wide range of in-game systems such as character classes, item generation, quests, and multiplayer interactions, aiming to replicate the original online experience without requiring Blizzard’s official servers. ...

ConspectIS is a datacenter hardware (servers, switches, appliances, peripherals, virtual), software, and infrastructure (subnets, cabinets/racks, rooms, multiple datacenters) inventory and tracking web application. Written in C# / ASP.Net for IIS web-servers it currently supports MSAccess (MS-JET), MSSQL, with work ongoing for Oracle and ODBC backend databases.

DosBlaster is a DOS game launcher to run DOS games. It requires DOSBOX (http://www.dosbox.com) as a backend to run the game. The users import the games and then run them.

MonoQLE is a Queue Server, written in C#, intended to be a fast and reliable backend for the System.Messaging namespace's implementation in Project Mono. A JMS provider and/or Indigo integration are also in the plans.