Grafana is good for a web interface for metric graphs https://grafana.com/
we use it at work with Metrictank on the back end. Graphite is an alternate
back end.
For log analysis you can use fluentd or logstash to gather logs along with
ElasticSearch and Kibana to provide a web interface. I don't
Whats a good FOSS log analysis system? I'm after something that will
aggregate the logs of multiple systems and give results on demand through a
web interface and allow alerts to be propagated to a monitoring system.
Also what's a good FOSS system for graphing all the metrics of a system
On 31/10/13 18:15, Russell Coker wrote:
Does anyone know of a good Postfix log file analysis program to find problems
with particular users?
In this instance I'm not interested in general statistics or anything. I
just
want to do searches such as all attempts for @gmail.com accounts to
Does anyone know of a good Postfix log file analysis program to find problems
with particular users?
In this instance I'm not interested in general statistics or anything. I just
want to do searches such as all attempts for @gmail.com accounts to send mail
to u...@example.com where
Hi All
Thanks for all help. I think I worked out what the problem was with
tshark and wireshark.
For info:
I would appear that the increase in traffic was due to a broken
dovecot-imap-thunderbird 16.0.2 interaction.
When left open, thunderbird was synching up to several 100's Mb of
email
Jason White ja...@jasonjgw.net writes:
Michael Lindner mich...@tropyx.com wrote:
Wireshark FTW! One way is to run Snort on the server and use WS to
analyse the output.
Or tshark if you want to run it on the server, using a read filter
(the -R option, see wireshark-filter)5) for details)
On 20 November 2012 12:58, DanyJ dan...@yahoo.com.au wrote:
It is a hosted Xen VM - not a physical server. and no X, ie: all gui
option are out..
That is why you capture the packets on the server and copy the file to
another computer that is running X.
(or you can run ssh with X forwarding
On 19 November 2012 18:18, Andrew Spiers and...@andrewspiers.net wrote:
I think iotop is more for disk io than network. For live per-process
network monitoring I like the nethogs program.
Sorry - I got confused - jnetop
Description-en: View hosts/ports taking up the most network traffic
