A Linux-focused monitoring tool designed to go beyond surface-level metrics and explain system behavior through process lifecycle tracking, anomaly detection, OOM analysis, and cgroup-aware insights.
Traditional tools like top, htop, and metrics exporters are excellent at showing
what is happening on a system, but they often fall short in explaining why.
This project focuses on understanding Linux behavior, not just displaying numbers.
- Track full process lifecycles, not just snapshots
- Detect resource anomalies and abnormal patterns
- Analyze Out-Of-Memory (OOM) events and kernel signals
- Understand cgroup and container-aware resource limits
- Provide clear documentation explaining Linux internals
- Process lifecycle tracking (creation → execution → termination)
- CPU, memory, and I/O trend analysis
- OOM event detection using kernel logs
- cgroup-aware resource monitoring
- Actionable insights instead of raw metrics
The system is designed in modular layers:
- Collector: Gathers data from
/proc,/sys, and system interfaces - Analyzer: Detects anomalies, trends, and failure patterns
- CLI: Presents insights in a clear, operator-friendly format
🚧 Early development — APIs and internal design may evolve.
git clone https://github.com/Coderxrohan/control-pulse.git
cd control-pulse