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Keywatch v 1.0 - an open source OSGi-based monitoring system
URL: General-purpose Monitoring Software
At 5:45 PM on Jun 9, 2007, Eide wrote:
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Main Features:
* Keywatch supports the full monitoring value chain.
* High flexibility - write plugins in Java and extend collection any step of the value chain.
* Distributed monitoring - Agent based collection system using XMLRPC
* Automate manual monitoring tasks - Agents able to run arbitary scripts to collect information
* Monitor HW, SW, services, SLA or other objects
The combination of OSGi and GWT is used to provide the plugin-feature. Server functionality can be added as OSGi bundles and GUI widgets are dynamically compiled and deployed as GWT widgets.
The core of Keywatch provides functionality to register, store and present information about "events". "Event" is the unit representing information about some state in an object that is monitored. The core also provides a plugin mechanism for adding functionality and GUI widgets in a flexible way. In addition, the core provides user
management and features for making profiles to adapt presentation to different displays or user roles.
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IBM OSS can 5uck bad
OSGi seem to be an eclipse (IBM by proxy) technology, I want nothing to do with anything attached to eclipse, I detest the eclipse excuse for an 'IDE', I only tolerate SWT (buggy GUI layer) in Azureus and would much prefer a Swing GUI.Any company who moves to eclipse technologies (e.g. Borland) can forget about having me as a customer!
IBM even cocked up parts of the JRE, to my great annoyance.
Re: IBM OSS can 5uck bad
An osgi framework is a powertool, try knopflerfish, although eclipse is the standard. And yes, all the ide's out there are in a pitiful state. But an osgi framework is not a development environment, it's a runtime environment that actually helps if you know where to use it.