somo VS nanocl

I wrote a more human readable alternative to netstat and ss for socket monitoring called "somo", GitHub link, Crates link. It also allows to scan for malicious remote IPs using the AbuseIPDB API.

Im still working on my first Rust project: Somo. A user-friendly alternative to netstat or ss for socket monitoring with the ability to scan for malicious IP addresses using the AbuseIPDB.com API :)

Hey, I recently created a small proejct also for learning Rust. It's called "somo", its' basically a prettier and easier alternative to the "netstat" or "ss" command to display current connections on a linux system. I don't know if it needs more features but maybe you find something to improve... here is the repo: https://github.com/theopfr/somo

https://github.com/theopfr/somo Hey there, I wanted to share my first Rust project (I was told it is fitting for this sub). Its simply a connection/socket monitoring tool similar to netstat and ss. It aims to display the information in a prettier and easier manner using a table. You can also provide an API key for AbuseIPDB.com and check if any your connections are malicious. I mainly build it for learning Rust but if there is any interest in this project I might continue it. Thanks! I hope this kind of self-promotion ist allowed here :)

Kubernetes (sorta) https://github.com/nxthat/nanocl It's still in early stages rn but always looking for more contributors!

Sure there: https://github.com/nxthat/nanocl The workflow draft stable image and publish image are inside .github/workflow I don't push them to a server as it doesn't required in this my case but you can see how to create an image with his draft release. To deploy to your server you can use ssh. You can message me if you have problems!

Glad I could help, I also saw your nanocl project, very interesting.

I personally use nanocl i made it with the help of couple of friends.

If you want to see a more real world usecase i invite you to take a look at my opensource project Nanocl. That try to simplify the development and deployment of micro services, with containers or virtual machines !