troubleshooting tools for Unix-like systems mainly written in shell
Automatically saves a log file after it was closed and rotated. This is useful when it is not possible to configure log rotation to keep sufficient number of files.
Reads newly created lines in a log file and prepends them with a timestamp.
Counts number of files in selected directories. Can be scheduled to run periodically. This utility is useful to observe situations in which large number of files can cause software failures.
Continuously probe given address:port destinations using given HTTP request. Checks the response using a given regex like in F5 LTM HTTP monitor.