Hacker News with Generative AI: System Monitoring

NeoHtop: A Cross-Platform Activity Monitor Written in Svelte, Rust and Tauri (github.com/Abdenasser)
A modern, cross-platform system monitor built on top of Svelte, Rust, and Tauri.
Monitorix – a free, open-source, lightweight system monitoring tool (monitorix.org)
Monitorix is a free, open source, lightweight system monitoring tool designed to monitor as many services and system resources as possible.
Btop: The Htop Alternative (linuxblog.io)
Have you ever experienced slow application performance on a server and wondered which process was causing the bottleneck? In a production server environment, monitoring system performance and hardware resource usage in real-time is crucial. That’s where system monitoring tools come in handy. And, with the availability of numerous command-line system monitoring tools, you’re spoiled for choice. From top, htop, glances, nmon, ytop, gtop, vtop, to atop, the list is endless!
Working Set Size Estimation (2018) (brendangregg.com)
The Working Set Size (WSS) is how much memory an application needs to keep working.
Execsnoop: Monitors and logs all exec calls on system in real-time (yeet.cx)
execsnoop is a lightweight, high-performance tool designed to monitor and log all exec system calls in real time. It efficiently captures detailed execution data such as command details and process IDs, all with minimal system overhead. Ideal for security monitoring and compliance, execsnoop provides comprehensive visibility into every process execution, enhancing system observability and security. It integrates seamlessly into your existing infrastructure.
Noisy neighbor detection with eBPF (netflixtechblog.com)
The Compute and Performance Engineering teams at Netflix regularly investigate performance issues in our multi-tenant environment. The first step is determining whether the problem originates from the application or the underlying infrastructure. One issue that often complicates this process is the "noisy neighbor" problem. On Titus, our multi-tenant compute platform, a "noisy neighbor" refers to a container or system service that heavily utilizes the server's resources, causing performance degradation in adjacent containers.
Show HN: Xcapture-BPF – like Linux top, but with Xray vision (0x.tools)
Zenith: Like top/htop with zoomable charts of CPU, GPU, network and disk usage (github.com/bvaisvil)