The Network Monitoring System is a robust application designed to monitor and visualize real-time system metrics for network devices. Utilizing a modern tech stack, it offers efficient backend processing, dynamic frontend interaction, and seamless database management.
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- Java: Powering the backend logic for robust functionality.
- Vert.x Core & Vert.x Web: Enabling reactive, high-performance web handling.
- Logger: Ensuring comprehensive event logging for system monitoring.
- React.js: Driving the frontend with dynamic UI components.
- Tailwind CSS: Styling the interface for a sleek, responsive design.
- ApexCharts: Visualizing data with interactive and engaging chart displays.
- MySQL: Managing and storing system metrics data & alerts generated efficiently and securely.
- Supports monitoring upto 1,000 devices.
- Real-time monitoring of CPU, memory, and other vital system metrics.
- Interactive charting for analyzing historical data trends.
- User-friendly interface, optimized for usability.
- Scalable backend architecture ensures seamless performance under varying loads.
Sr. No. | Description | Request Type | Endpoint |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Register Device | POST | /register-device |
2 | Start Polling | GET | /start-polling |
3 | Get System Metrics | GET | /get-data/:ipAddress |
4 | Get List of IP Address | GET | /get-ip-address |
5 | Get Alerts | GET | /get-alerts/:ipAddress |
6 | Clear Alerts | DELETE | /clear-alerts/:ipAddress |
- Register Device: Add body parameter as follows
{ "username": "yash", "password": 1234, "ip.address": "127.0.0.1", "device.type": "linux" }
Change values according your system configuration. To check IP address, run this following command:
ifconfig | grep broadcast | awk {'print $2'}