Aranha is an application that uses an XML-RPC layer to retrieve information from one or more servers. The type of information gathered is implemented via plugins, and can be displayed or archived in several different ways. The data is gathered in Round Robin Databases (integrated with rrdtool) and can be accessed using a XUL interface available from the system. Plugins are very easy to write.
Golfinho is a J2EE application to administrate qmail-ldap. It provides a Web-service facade with administrative operations on a qmail-ldap installation, a command-line interface called "golfinhosh", and a binding to the Java language through JNDI. It must be deployed on a J2EE container, and is only useful if you have a qmail-ldap installation.
kds (krico's distributed storage) is a distributed storage system. Its main goal is to work as a session handler for PHP. This package provides four components: a daemon (kdsd), a command-line cilent (kdsc), a library (libkds), and a PHP session handler extension. kdsd is a daemon that uses worker threads to process KDSPROTO requests. It then retreives or stores data in a BerkeleyDB storage. A nice little curses program is also supplied to monitor the storage state.
Morcego is a 3D graph browser for viewing and navigating any graph-like structure. Examples of such structures include social networks, site maps, hierarchies, and genealogy trees. It currently only support simple graphs. It's already integrated into TikiWiki. Morcego is not meant to provide a solution for the end user, but to be embedded in a Web application by developers. It's a Java applet that communicates with an XML-RPC server to load the graph that is displayed.
ptiotest is a tool that is intented as a testing tool for I/O performance. It basically creates a fixed number of threads (defined at compile time), and each one of them peforms several jobs, all involving I/O to disk. It basically simulates a load of processes writing, reading, and deleting data to a filesystem.
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