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vajarkov/RealTimeMonitor

Монитор системных ресурсов на ASP.NET MVC и ASP.NET CORE

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★ 5Cupdated Dec 2022

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A small ASP.NET MVC/Core demo that streams CPU usage to a browser in real time using SignalR and Knockout.js. The README is a single line in Russian with no setup instructions, and the repo is really for someone looking for a minimal SignalR-plus-system-metrics example rather than anything production-ready.

- Shows a working SignalR hub (Hubs/CpuInfo.cs) pushing live data to a client, which is a reasonable pattern to reference if you're learning real-time push in ASP.NET

- Includes both an MVC and a Core variant plus a CpuInfoClient console app, so you can see the same client/server idea implemented a couple of different ways

- The repo bundles the full RTKLib GNSS positioning library source (hundreds of unrelated .c files for RTCM/GPS processing) and several committed binary .rtcm data files for no apparent reason — it's not clear what this has to do with a CPU monitor, and it bloats the clone for zero benefit

- No documentation beyond a one-line README: no build steps, no explanation of the RTKLib components, no screenshots

- Abandoned since December 2022 with only 5 stars — no indication it was ever used beyond a personal demo, and depends on old client libraries (jQuery 3.4.1, SignalR 2.4.1, Knockout 3.5.1) that are well past end of support

- No tests, no CI, and the vcxproj/csproj mix suggests this was a Visual Studio scratch project rather than something built for others to pick up and run

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Stars
5
Forks
3
Language
C
Last commit
8 Dec 2022

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If RealTimeMonitor isn't quite it.

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