These modules are included in the moodss distribution.
Click on on the documentation links to access their documentation, which is also available when a module is loaded in the moodss application, via the Help/Modules menu.
A view of statistics for an Apache WWW server (documentation).
A view of extended statistics for an Apache WWW server (documentation).
A view of the network Address Resolution Protocol cache for the Linux system (documentation).
A view of processor activity for a Linux or FreeBSD system as a whole (documentation).
A view of the mountable devices (hard disks, CD-ROM, DVD-ROM, ...) on a Linux machine (documentation).
A view of the disks and/or partitions on a Linux machine, with statistics on read and write operations (documentation).
Temperature of hard disk drives using the hddtemp command, which must be available on the host being monitored (documentation).
A view of the number and rate of interrupts per IRQ and processor on a Linux machine (documentation).
A view of all loaded modules for the Linux kernel (documentation).
A sample module in Perl for monitoring log files, using threads, meant for developers.
A module for monitoring log files, such as those updated by the UNIX syslogd utility (documentation).
A view of memory and swap statistics for a Linux or FreeBSD system as a whole (documentation).
The minimal module is as bare bone as possible and can be used as a starting point for developing new modules.
The Perl version of the minimal module.
The Python version of the minimal module.
A view of mounted filesystems with sizes, on a Linux, FreeBSD or SunOS (Solaris) system (documentation).
A module for monitoring the MySQL SQL database server error log (documentation).
A module for monitoring the MySQL SQL database server health (documentation).
A module for monitoring the MySQL SQL database server processes (documentation).
A module for monitoring any data from a MySQL SQL database server (documentation).
A module for monitoring a pool of replicated master and slave MySQL SQL database servers (documentation).
A module for monitoring either the status or the system variables of a MySQL SQL database server (documentation).
(obsolete) A module for monitoring the status of a MySQL SQL database server (documentation).
(obsolete) A module for monitoring the MySQL SQL database server variables (documentation).
A module which can use any Nagios plugin (documentation).
A view of network devices statistics for Linux (documentation).
A module for monitoring any data from any database accessible through ODBC (documentation).
A view of the partitions and/or disks on a Linux machine, with statistics on read and write operations (obsolete) (documentation).
A listing of all PCI devices found during the Linux kernel initialization and their configuration (documentation).
A module that allows monitoring of several hosts by pinging them (documentation).
A view of processes activity on a Linux or FreeBSD system (Documentation).
A view of processes activity on a Linux or FreeBSD system, analogous to the ps module but with data aggregated by process name (Documentation).
A view of processes activity on a Linux or FreeBSD system, analogous to the ps module but with data aggregated by user (Documentation).
The random module code contains a lot of comments, providing some extra documentation about module coding (Documentation).
The Perl version of the random module.
The Python version of the random module.
A view of network routes for the Linux system (Documentation).
A view of the current readings of all sensor chips available on your hardware, provided the sensors command is available on the system being monitored (documentation).
A SNMP module requiring the MIB Smithy SDK library (documentation).
A generic SNMP module using the Scotty Tnm library (documentation).
A SNMP trap module using the Scotty Tnm library (documentation).
A view of miscellaneous information for a Linux system (documentation).
A sample Perl module implemented with Perl threads and queues (documentation).
The trace module can also be displayed in a separate window (see trace menu). Also see the trace module documentation.
A listing of all USB buses in the Linux system and all devices connected to them (Documentation).