Found a network monitoring tool in the terminal!


RustNet, which can monitor all network connections in real-time right in the terminal, showing which process is secretly transmitting data, who the server is connected to, all at a glance.
The coolest part is that you can see the application associated with each connection, something Wireshark can't do. Connect directly to the server via SSH and view it, no need for X11 forwarding.
The interface is divided into four sections:
- Overview: list of all connections + real-time traffic
- Details: SNI, encryption algorithms, geographic location, DPI
- Charts: traffic trends, application distribution, top processes
- Network interfaces: send/receive history for each interface
Supports filtering by port:process:sni, search like fzf, troubleshooting becomes super fast. It can also automatically downgrade privileges for security.
Operations, backend, security folks, keep one in your terminal—doubles the efficiency of troubleshooting network issues.
Project link is in the comments 👇
#网络监控 #Rust #终端 #Operations tools #OpenSource
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