Kula: Lightweight Self-Contained Linux Server Monitoring Tool
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Summary
Kula is a lightweight, self-contained Linux server monitoring tool that collects system metrics directly from /proc and /sys filesystems. It operates with zero dependencies, no external databases, and runs as a single binary. The tool features a built-in tiered ring-buffer storage engine and provides real-time monitoring through both a web UI dashboard and terminal TUI interface. It monitors CPU usage, GPU load and power consumption, system load averages, and other system metrics.
Key quotes
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Kula collects system metrics every second by reading directly from /proc and /sys, stores them in a built-in tiered ring-buffer storage engine, and serves them through a real-time Web UI dashboard and a terminal TUI.
Lightweight, self-contained Linux® server monitoring tool.
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