NetIntel
Deterministic operational intelligence for Linux edge systems
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>log in to commentHello DevHunt community! 👋 We built NetIntel to turn Linux edge telemetry into structured indicators, health assessments, and diagnostic evidence - giving engineers clearer operational context and AI-ready data. The engine runs in approximately 1 MB and stays under 15 MB of RAM. NetIntel v1.0.0 is now available. We'd love to hear your thoughts, feedback, and ideas for how you'd use it in your own projects!
- Deterministic operational intelligence engine for Linux edge
- Lightweight binary (~1 MB) with low memory footprint
- Modular pipeline: collector → feature builder → intelligence engine
- REST API exposing health, telemetry, features, assessments, recommendations
- JSON webhook notifications for alerts and recoveries
Deterministic operational intelligence engine that turns Linux edge telemetry into health assessments and recommendations.
- for
- Linux engineers, embedded developers, edge computing teams, and network appliance engineers.
- pricing
- free
Key features
- Telemetry Collection — Captures system and network state from Linux edge devices.
- Feature Builder — Structures raw telemetry into derived indicators like resource pressure.
- Intelligence Engine — Evaluates features with explicit, reproducible logic to assess health.
- Recommendation Engine — Generates actionable recommendations and diagnostic evidence.
- REST API — Exposes insights for integration with dashboards and AI workflows.
- Lightweight Footprint — Runs with ~1 MB executable size and low memory usage.
Use cases
- Monitor CPU, memory, thermal, filesystem, and network health on edge devices
- Generate health diagnostics for network appliances
- Feed structured operational data into AI-assisted troubleshooting pipelines
- Build custom dashboards for NOC engineers
NetIntel FAQ
What platforms does NetIntel run on?+
NetIntel runs on Linux edge systems and is distributed as Debian and RPM packages.
Is NetIntel an AI model?+
No, it uses deterministic processing of telemetry, not machine-learning models.
How can I access the insights generated by NetIntel?+
Insights are exposed via a REST API that can be consumed by external tools or dashboards.
What telemetry does the Community Edition collect?+
It collects lightweight telemetry for CPU, memory, thermal conditions, filesystem usage, and network activity.
Can NetIntel be integrated with existing monitoring stacks?+
Yes, its API allows integration with existing dashboards and AI-assisted workflows.
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