🍇 graplin is a lightweight HTTP-Client written in go for pushing Grafana Cloud Metrics using InfluxDB Line Protocol
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Chart InfluxDB line protocol in your terminal. Browse measurements, fields and tag sets interactively without knowing what is in the file first.
cli golang charts terminal timeseries influxdb metrics tui observability ascii-chart bubbletea data-explorer tui-go line-protocol
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Lightweight single-binary endpoint uptime monitor. Probes HTTP, keyword, ICMP and TCP targets on a schedule, appends results as zstd-compressed InfluxDB line protocol, and reads them back in a terminal UI. No web server, no database, no alerting.
golang self-hosted observability uptime-check uptime-checker tui-go ping-monitor downtime-monitor uptime-monitoring go-tui line-protocol server-monitoring-tools
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Unofficial, community-maintained TypeScript client for the CnosDB HTTP API
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StatsD — independent third-party profile of a public API surface, by API Evangelist. StatsD is the network daemon and UDP-based line protocol for application metrics, originally written at Etsy and now maintained at github.com/statsd/statsd. A StatsD client emits short text packets — counters, gauges, timers, histograms, sets, and meters — to a dae
open-source tcp metrics daemon udp statsd dogstatsd aggregation observability wire-protocol apis-json line-protocol
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