Compare the Top Packet Capture Tools that integrate with GitLab as of August 2026

This a list of Packet Capture tools that integrate with GitLab. Use the filters on the left to add additional filters for products that have integrations with GitLab. View the products that work with GitLab in the table below.

What are Packet Capture Tools for GitLab?

Packet capture tools (also called packet sniffers) are network utilities used to intercept and record data packets as they travel across a network for analysis. They provide detailed visibility into network traffic, helping administrators troubleshoot connectivity issues, monitor performance, and detect anomalies or security threats. The software often includes filtering, protocol decoding, and real-time inspection to isolate specific traffic and understand communication patterns. Many packet capture tools integrate with network analysis, intrusion detection, and performance monitoring systems to support deeper investigation. By capturing and visualizing raw network data, these tools help IT teams optimize networks, investigate incidents, and verify configurations. Compare and read user reviews of the best Packet Capture tools for GitLab currently available using the table below. This list is updated regularly.

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    EtherApe

    EtherApe

    EtherApe

    EtherApe is a graphical network monitor for Unix systems, modeled after Etherman, that displays network activity graphically, with hosts and links changing in size based on traffic volume and color-coded protocols. It supports various devices, including FDDI, ISDN, PPP, SLIP, and WLAN, as well as several encapsulation formats. Users can filter displayed traffic and capture data live from the network or read from a file. Node statistics can be exported for further analysis. The tool offers link layer, IP, and TCP modes, allowing users to focus on specific protocol stack levels. It provides detailed information on each node and link, including protocol breakdown and traffic statistics. EtherApe is open source software released under the GNU General Public License. A single node can be centered on the display and several user-chosen nodes can be arranged in an inner circle with other nodes around. An alternative display mode arranges nodes in "columns".
    Starting Price: Free
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