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See CPU use history as a graph in a Linux shell

You can use s-tui: free and open source (GNU General Public License v2.0, written in Python) allows to monitor CPU temperature, frequency, power and utilization in a graphical way from the terminal: ...
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See CPU use history as a graph in a Linux shell

tload (from the procps package on Debian and Ubuntu) provides a basic system load graph: You can set the scale with -s and the delay (in seconds) with -d. Symbols: * represents the level of [load ...
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See CPU use history as a graph in a Linux shell

ttyload has a Debian package available. (More screenshots) ttyload shows an asterix graph of CPU usage averages taken 1 minute at a time in red, 5 minutes at a time in green, and 15 minutes at a ...
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CPU monitoring software - Windows

This is a little open with regards to detail. You have set little to no requirements such as free\paid, open source etc. so I will answer this the best I can. Yes - there are a number of tools you can ...
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Open source libraries for metrics and dashboards to display them

Yeah, there are gratis open source software for both real-time and batch plotting of code metrics. They are: Graphite About Graphite: Graphite does two things: Store numeric time-series data Render ...
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Software Access Software

I am sorry, if you have already found a solution to your problem in 1.5 years. But maybe this information will be useful for other users. "10-Strike connection monitor" monitors usage of admin and ...
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Distributed performance monitor that dynamically uses available Win32_Perf counters

Disclaimer: I work for the company behind the tool and I am long time windows expert :-) Check the Syskit it can connect to the server and extract info about the performance of every component of the ...
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Android app to record notifications

I don't know an app specifically for your requirements, but I think you'll find Notification History useful to see the list of dismissed notifications. On some phones, there's also a pre-installed ...
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What open-source tool you will suggest for deployment and management of operating systems?

I would strongly recommend the Hashicorp ecosystem of Vagrant, Packer, etc. they let you specify and provision your operating system, installed software, settings, etc., in a version controllable ...
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Software to track the CPU usage of individual processese and generate alert

After going through webpages from google search , I have found few tools that can be used. EventSentry free edition or Process Lasso from bitsum can be used for the same purpose. If third party tools ...
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Open Source Cron Job Monitoring Webservice as Alternative to healthchecks.io

FWIW Healthchecks itself is open-source (BSD license) and can be self-hosted. It can use SQLite as the database backend. It does not need Redis, Celery, Memcache, Clickhouse or any major dependencies ...
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Windows performance monitor similar to, or the same as, iStat Menus on macOS?

I can recommend taking a look at bashtop and bpytop, which are working on all platforms (Mac, Windows and Linux). Here is a blog post explaining how to get bashtop running on windows 10.
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Monitoring Tool for Microservices

You can use monit for this. Please follow the below link to configure monit: https://www.tecmint.com/how-to-install-and-setup-monit-linux-process-and-services-monitoring-program/
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How can I catch program calls

Assuming you're on Windows: For an easy-to use freeware tool, try Process Monitor. If that does not help you, try WinDbg's Logger.exe. If you need more options, try the Google search "strace ...
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CPU load graph with history per process for Linux

Have a look at the Prometheus/Grafana combination. Prometheus is for collecting data (and some visualisation), Grafana is for visualization + dashboards. Installation and configuration can take a ...
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System monitoring tools

Sentry is an event logging platform focused on capturing and aggregating exceptions. Sentry notifies you when your users experience errors in your web and mobile apps and easely you can track them. ...
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System monitoring tools

I'am working with rollbar. I'm very pleased. The implementation was very simple. In addition, the first 5000 events are free of charge. I use the Ruby SDK. Her you find the features: https://...
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Gratis Log visualization tools

I too had this question. After doing a lot of research and PoC work, our team found no better option than ELK stack. The same one which you have mentioned. It has lot of additional features. This ...
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Command line utility to see list of tasks, CPU usage, and memory usage

Personally I would use Python and the lovely psutil library which can gather just about all of the information that you can dream of: For a process on Windows you can get: cpu_percent cpu_times ...
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Command line utility to see list of tasks, CPU usage, and memory usage

You could do this simply with a batch file, here's something I quickly wrote up, @echo off ECHO ***Date and Time*** set datetimef=%date:~-4%_%date:~3,2%_%date:~0,2%__%time:~0,2%_%time:~3,2%_%time:~6,...
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CPU usage logger for process (Windows)

I can recommend our tool SysKit, formerly Terminal Services Log, and it does exactly what you need. The thresholds (e.g. 80% CPU) can easily be adjusted, and you can receive alerts when it goes over ...
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Tool to measure system uptime minus locked time from windows logs

Found this great tool, to get all the on/off times. https://www.nirsoft.net/utils/computer_turned_on_times.html
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