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Ongrid is an open-source AI system that acts as an autonomous on-call engineer, investigating incidents directly in messengers like Telegram and Slack using specialized agents for root cause analysis.
Krawl is a deception server that pretends to be a vulnerable web app, feeding scanners infinite trap pages and wasting their resources.
httptap breaks down HTTP requests into phases and displays them as a waterfall chart in the terminal. Supports SLO checks and JSON export.
Unblink V2 brings vision-language models to home RTSP cameras, enabling semantic search and natural language queries instead of manual timeline scrubbing.
WatchYourLAN is a lightweight network scanner with a web interface written in Go. It monitors your local network via ARP, tracks device history, and alerts you when unknown hosts appear.
SigLens promises 100x efficiency over Splunk for log management. Now open-source under Apache 2.0, it offers a Go-based observability platform with familiar query languages and massive cost savings.
Meet Alerta — an open-source platform that turns alert chaos into an organized workflow. Supports Grafana, Zabbix, Prometheus, and more.
ttop is a monitoring tool with history viewing and flexible notifications. Unlike standard tools, it saves snapshots and provides ASCII graphs for trend analysis.
Glance is a lightweight, self-hosted dashboard written in Go that aggregates all your information in one place. With 20+ widgets and fast performance, it's perfect for developers, sysadmins, and traders.
Nightingale is an open-source monitoring system that turns alerting into an art form. Smart noise reduction, flexible notifications, and edge mode for distributed infrastructure.
Alertmanager transforms alert chaos into structured notifications. Learn key features: routing, grouping, inhibition, and high availability.