Netdata, alternative Linux à GlassWire
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Netdata can replace GlassWire for users who need real‑time network monitoring and per‑application bandwidth tracking on Linux. It provides detailed, per‑second charts, alerts, and a web dashboard that is easy to navigate. However, it lacks a built‑in firewall and granular app‑level blocking that GlassWire offers. For Linux users who only need monitoring and historical data, Netdata is a solid choice; for those who rely on firewall controls, additional tools such as UFW or nftables will be required.
- Licence
- GPL-3.0
- Prix
- Gratuit
- Dernière version
- 2.12.1
- Note
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Ce qui fonctionne pareil
- Real‑time traffic graphs
- Per‑application bandwidth monitoring
- Alert notifications for new connections
- Historical usage data
- User‑friendly web interface
Ce qui change
- No native firewall or app/domain blocking
- No Windows‑style GUI – uses a web dashboard
- Does not integrate with Windows‑specific networking stack
- Requires root or sudo for full system visibility
- No built‑in packet‑filtering rules
Ouvrir vos fichiers GlassWire
GlassWire stores its data in proprietary SQLite databases and exports logs in CSV or XML. Netdata does not read these files directly; you would need to export GlassWire logs and import them into Netdata’s Prometheus or InfluxDB backend for analysis, which is not supported out of the box.
Passer de GlassWire à Netdata, étape par étape
- 1. Install Netdata using your distro’s package manager or the official script.
- 2. Verify that Netdata is running by visiting http://localhost:19999 in a browser.
- 3. Export GlassWire logs to CSV if you need historical data.
- 4. Import those CSV files into a Prometheus or InfluxDB instance that Netdata can query.
- 5. Configure Netdata alerts to match your desired thresholds.
- 6. (Optional) Set up Netdata Cloud for centralized monitoring across machines.
Fonctionnalités clés de Netdata
- Métriques par seconde pour le CPU, la mémoire, l'E/S disque, le réseau et les processus
- Détection automatique de plus de 300 applications et services
- Tableau de bord web interactif avec graphiques zoomables
- Notifications d'alarme par e-mail, Slack, Discord, etc.
- Installation sans configuration sur la plupart des distributions
- Export vers Prometheus, Graphite ou InfluxDB
- Netdata Cloud pour une vue centralisée de plusieurs nœuds
- Système de plugins pour la collecte de données personnalisée
Installer Netdata sous Linux
sudo apt install netdatasudo dnf install netdatasudo pacman -S netdataQuestions fréquentes
Does Netdata block applications like GlassWire does?
No. Netdata only monitors traffic; you need a separate firewall such as UFW or nftables to block apps or domains.
Can Netdata run on a typical Linux desktop?
Yes. It is available in the repositories of Arch, Fedora, and Ubuntu, and can be installed with a single command.
Will Netdata replace all of GlassWire’s features?
It covers most monitoring and alerting features but lacks the integrated firewall and Windows‑specific UI. For full replacement, combine Netdata with a firewall tool.
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