System and Service Status Monitoring and Reporting

The package is used for monitoring and reporting system and service information and putting it at custom etcd paths.

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Download URL	tw-etcdstat-0.1.1.post23.tar.gz
Size	24.8 kB
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Upload date	Dec 18, 2019
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