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This project is used to provide a free java based open source Apache Http Server GUI. The solution is deployed as a web application that is accessible through a web browser. The solution is designed to be compatible with modern Windows and IX operating systems. Source code for this project is hosted on github https://github.com/jrossi227/ApacheGUI

...http://pierrelx.com/vmware-tools-client Main features: - Commands / Scripts execution - Scripts stored in exportable ".db" file - Download file from virtual machines - Upload file to virtual machines - Ping test - Communicates with Virtual Machines only with VMware tools - Read only on vCenter API to discover inventory (will not scan the entire vCenter, it is live discovery) - vCenter URL/Login and Virtual Machine credentials stored in separeted and exportable ".db" file - Linux / Windows support - Multi VM view - JavaFX user interface

...Please look into: http://oss.oetiker.ch/rrdtool/ https://collectd.org/ On: http://oss.oetiker.ch/rrdtool/rrdworld/index.en.html https://collectd.org/related.shtml the good tools are listed, that can extract the data from the RRD files and can draw the graphs. Rrd2Svg is the tool that draws the graph into the SVG file. To read the RRD files, some of the classes in Rrd2Svg are based on: RRD4J As for RRD4J, please look into: https://github.com/rrd4j/rrd4j $. How to use it ? The class for the command line is: com.aboutjun.rrd2svg.util.Runner4Pipe4Svg and it is specified as the main class of the JAR file. So its usage is: java -jar rrd2svg_X_Y.jar <root for RRD> <root for SVG> 1) <root for RRD> is: The root directory of the subdirectories for the RRD files. 2) <root for SVG> is: The root directory of the subdirectories for the SVG files.

Hostmon is a latency monitoring web app designed for ISP Support Technicians. Hostmon enables the Support Technician to provide a more rounded and detailed oriented service to his/her customers. Hostmon gives the Technician the ability to constantly monitor the network latency to hundreds of customer devices simultaneously. The Technician now has available, not only up to the minute network latency graphs for each device, but they can also view the historic latency information for monitored...

A handy tool to collect and visualize graphically results from JMX monitoring. Data can be collected live or not. It can be used to monitor JBoss or any application java application using JMX.

Partylog2 is a Graylog2 appliance ready to install or boot in LiveCD mode. Its based in TurnKey Linux (TurnKey Core 12) which is based in Debian 6.

ksar is a sar graphing tool that can graph for now linux,mac and solaris sar output. sar statistics graph can be output to a pdf file

MC4J is a Swing application for remote monitoring and administration using Java Management Extensions (JMX). It includes support for all major application servers and advanced features such as live attribute graphing and customizable dashboards.

A tool to monitor internet hosts` bandwidth usage in a Linux-NAT network. A daemon collects data and clients display them (currently a Java applet with a graph). It automatically detects new hosts and has a nice summary statistic.

Weyland is a tool that collects information about a switched network, presents the information in a convenient format, and displays a graph of the spanning tree of the network.