Phil White
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- Joined
- Feb 18, 2016
- Location
- Minnesota
I hope I don't come across as horibly spammy on my third post here but I would like to share some info on a project that I've been working on. I know when it comes to free monitoring solutions we're all basically stuck with Nagios or some sort of Linux based product that is typically ugly and hard to use. If you search for free Windows monitoring or open sourced Windows monitoring there very few options (if any).
Last year I decided to throw my hat in the ring and write an open source Windows based monitoring server. Its written in .Net and uses extremely small agents to monitor system information via wmi and report back to a central server via tcp (ssl tls 1.2 optional). The Monitoring server is fully featured, uses role based access, has an event manager, reporting, device views, and more.
The product is completely free and open. My goal is to make an easy to use alternative solution to what's out there and give people a choice. Its a new product so I'd love feedback. Thanks.
GitHub - philipcwhite/MonitoringServer: Windows Monitoring Server
Last year I decided to throw my hat in the ring and write an open source Windows based monitoring server. Its written in .Net and uses extremely small agents to monitor system information via wmi and report back to a central server via tcp (ssl tls 1.2 optional). The Monitoring server is fully featured, uses role based access, has an event manager, reporting, device views, and more.
The product is completely free and open. My goal is to make an easy to use alternative solution to what's out there and give people a choice. Its a new product so I'd love feedback. Thanks.
GitHub - philipcwhite/MonitoringServer: Windows Monitoring Server