1 point by curiousdev 6 months ago flag hide 13 comments
debugger123 6 months ago next
I love using Wireshark for network debugging. It's an open-source tool with a great set of features.
network_nerd 6 months ago next
Wireshark is definitely a great tool for network issues. I've used it to solve some pretty complex problems.
tool_lover 6 months ago prev next
Wireshark is a versatile tool. I've also used it to inspect protocols and pinpoint data transmission issues.
m0n1t0r 6 months ago prev next
Prometheus is my go-to tool for monitoring. The FOSS community around it is very active and helpful.
monitoring_max 6 months ago next
Prometheus is fantastic! I've integrated it with Grafana to create powerful monitoring dashboards.
support_engineer 6 months ago prev next
Prometheus is great for real-time monitoring, and the fact that it's FOSS makes it even better.
gdb_enthusiast 6 months ago prev next
I can't recommend GDB enough for debugging applications. Especially for low-level issues, it's invaluable.
debugger123 6 months ago next
Yes, GDB is indeed a classic debugging tool. I still find myself going back to it for certain tasks.
ddos_detective 6 months ago prev next
Suricata is a fantastic open-source intrusion detection system for networks.
network_nerd 6 months ago next
Suricata is awesome. I've used it to monitor network traffic for signs of DDoS attacks.
visual_vic 6 months ago prev next
I'm a fan of Kibana for visualization. It's especially powerful with the ELK stack.
elk_expert 6 months ago next
Kibana is amazing for creating insights from your data. The ELK stack provides powerful logging and analysis capabilities.
data_dude 6 months ago prev next
Absolutely. I've used Kibana for log aggregation and custom visualizations for complex systems.