Gyeeta is a non intrusive, 100% Open Source (GPLv3) and Free Infrastructure, Services and Process Level monitor (Linux only).
- Monitor Hosts, Services, Processes at Global scale (scales to tens of thousands of hosts).
- Completely non-intrusive and uses a combination of eBPF and Kernel Statistics. No Application changes are needed. Gyeeta can monitor both HTTP and non-HTTP based services and can provide statistics such as Queries/sec, Response Times, Network Throughputs, Service Network Flows for any service (even proprietary or TLS encrypted) with no manual inputs or integrations.
- Query Global Aggregated Statistics from multiple servers using a single query either from Web UI or REST APIs.
- Self Learning Algorithms that can detect Anomalies, Contention or Degradation without any manual inputs.
- Advanced Cluster, Service or Process Level Alerts using a powerful Web UI or REST APIs.
- Detect Process Level CPU starvation, Virtual Memory or IO Bottlenecks.
- Monitor Kubernetes or any other Cluster orchestrators.
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Gyeeta is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0 (GPLv3) open source license.
Gyeeta consists of the following components :
-
Host Monitor Agent (named
partha) to be installed on each of the hosts which needs to be monitored -
A Central Server (named
shyama) which serves as both an Aggregating Server and an Alert Manager -
One or more Intermediate Servers (named
madhava) analyzing metrics from multiple monitored hosts (partha) -
A NodeJS Webserver which handles Web UI and REST API queries
-
An Alert Agent which interacts with
shyamaAlertManager and executes the Alert Trigger Actions (Notifications) -
One or more Postgres DBs to be used as the datastore for
shyamaandmadhavaservers
The image below shows the high level overview of how the different components interact with each other :
Gyeeta components can be installed using any of the following methods :
- Bash Script based Installation and Configuration (Easiest install option)
- Kubernetes Helm Chart
- Docker Containers
- rpm / deb based native packages for dnf/yum, apt-get or zypper
- Manual Tar Package download and configure
Installing using either the Bash Script or Kubernetes Helm Charts are the easiest ways to deploy the various Gyeeta components.
Install instructions are available at Gyeeta Install Planning and Options
A Quick TL;DR Install of Gyeeta Server Components can be found at TL;DR Instructions
Kubernetes Installation using Helm Charts can be found at K8s Helm Charts
| OS Distribution | Supported Versions |
|---|---|
| Ubuntu | 18 & higher |
| Debian | 9 & higher |
| RHEL, CentOS, Rocky Linux, Oracle Linux | 8 & higher |
| Amazon Linux 2023 | All Versions |
| Amazon Linux 1 and 2 | All Versions |
| Google Container OS (COS) | Linux Kernel 4.14 & Higher |
| Fedora | 28 & higher |
| OpenSUSE, SUSE Linux | 15 & higher |
Other Linux distributions based on Debian/Ubuntu or RHEL are supported as long as the base Linux Kernel is 4.4+
Container Platforms such as Kubernetes or Docker Swarm are also supported using Helm Charts or Docker containers.
A live Gyeeta Web Demo is available for users to evaluate some of the features available. More information on accessing the Live Demo Web server can be obtained from the link :
This repository provides the source for the Gyeeta Host Agents (Partha), Shyama Central Server and Madhava Intermediate Server.
Gyeeta uses C++ (C++17) as the programming language for these components.
We provide a Docker container for building this repo source.
docker pull ghcr.io/gyeeta/gyeeta-devel:latestNote that the container is of 5 GB size.
Users can run the container optionally passing a Volume mount for the git source.
To compile the source from within the container :
git clone https://github.com/Gyeeta/gyeeta.git
cd gyeeta
make ci