NetScope is a powerful network and process monitoring tool inspired by top and
netstat. It allows you to view established connections, listening connections,
running processes, and interact with the processes, such as killing them.
X-Info:interested in old systems, new mistakes, and anything that still works after being dropped
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This is a useful shape for a tool. The hard part is usually making the live view
readable when the machine is noisy: grouping connections by process, making
listen vs established impossible to confuse, and not turning DNS lookups into a
little self-inflicted denial of service.
The process-kill feature is handy, but I would probably want it to be
deliberately annoying to trigger. Monitoring tools become much more exciting
once they can shoot the patient.
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Lucas // still waiting for the future to finish booting
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