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Cachet is a beautiful and powerful open source status page system designed to improve downtime in a sense that with it, you are able to better communicate downtime and system outages. It’s beautifully crafted not just in design but in code too-- built with Bootstrap 3 it is responsive and works exceptionally on your desktop, tablet or phone. Cachet allows you to schedule maintenance events, setup metrics and update your status page with incidents and component status changes thanks to its simple yet powerful JSON API. It supports over ten languages out-of-the-box and also offers two-factor authentication for extra security.

Schedule IT is a web-based tool design by System Administrators to System Administrators. Bases in PHP and MySQL this software allow's users to schedule preventive actions to servers and computers within their institution. Group machines by servers and personal computers and make your own preventive schedule according your institution needs.

...Browse the informative splash page, there you will find all you need to deploy monitors to Microsoft Windows and Linux networks. The “Just download a go” design will make deploying a enterprise class MAG server in your environment quick and easy. There is no need to spend your time building a solid XYMon system or a Cacti system when you can have them both with “Just a download and go”.

wwwroot is a complete web based environment with the design goal to provide a complete and flexible web interface for system administrators in order to configure and mantain several services provided by Debian GNU/Linux servers.

- development stopped! - GATMAN - The first known combination of a network/user administration and a groupware solution - Latest technologies such as JAVA,XML,JSP and strong encryption are used - Modular design, high scalability - Accessible by client an

Web framework based on the WebComponent class (SF.net) that manages users, roles and actions (permissions). It uses design patterns like DAO and Factory. Under an accurate set of conventions, it can be extended to a flexible and robust web application.