A system and resource monitoring tool written in Golang!
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A system and resource monitoring tool written in Golang!
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A lightweight, portable **read-only** system-stats HTTP API written in Go.
A single-binary Go web dashboard that collects and stores system metrics in bbolt and serves a real-time JSON API and static HTML dashboard (Tailwind, Vanillajs & Chart.js) with zero external dependencies.
🏎️ A system monitor for your browser: CPU, memory, disks, network, sensors and processes, from one small binary or a Docker container
Pixel-font CRT terminal-style LAN system monitor for your old phone. Single-binary Go app, zero runtime, tray-menu tuning (interval/theme/card height/language). Real-time CPU, memory, GPU (NVIDIA/AMD/Intel) and network I/O on a vintage console-style web dashboard.
Go API + Next.js dashboard for real-time system monitoring (CPU, RAM, disk, battery, network)
Lightweight real-time system monitor built with Go and Server-Sent Events.
A simple system monitor built in Go using Raylib and gopsutil, created as a small learning project.
Terminal system monitor in Go: CPU, memory, disk, network, processes, HTTP/TCP service checks, threshold alerts and SQLite history. Single binary for Windows, Linux and macOS.
Lightweight, self-hosted server & container monitoring — Go agents report host and Docker metrics to a central monitor with a live Vue dashboard over HTTPS.
A lightweight system monitor with a Go server/TUI client architecture. Streams live CPU, RAM, disk, and network metrics over WebSocket to a Bubble Tea terminal UI.
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