I've build sysplatter to accomodate my open source Golang tool server-seer ( https://github.com/andriussev/server-seer ), which basically runs any defined commands at any interval. server-seer then send the data to sysplatter.
Sysplatter allows to set up a number of dashboards and provides some customization for them.
In the start, I've built that for personal projects and I currently use it for some more intersting stuff for sysplatter itself, like, total number of data entries, number of active dashboards, etc.
By the way, server-seer does not have to be used with sysplatter and can be used by itself 100%. There's a small example of the API call that it does and you can build whatever tool you want for handling the data (or you can just use the local sqlite database).
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Hey, hackernews!
I've build sysplatter to accomodate my open source Golang tool server-seer ( https://github.com/andriussev/server-seer ), which basically runs any defined commands at any interval. server-seer then send the data to sysplatter.
Sysplatter allows to set up a number of dashboards and provides some customization for them.
In the start, I've built that for personal projects and I currently use it for some more intersting stuff for sysplatter itself, like, total number of data entries, number of active dashboards, etc.
By the way, server-seer does not have to be used with sysplatter and can be used by itself 100%. There's a small example of the API call that it does and you can build whatever tool you want for handling the data (or you can just use the local sqlite database).