Oxyd is a System and Process monitoring tool written with Rust.

Before you get started with Oxyd, make sure you have the following prerequisites installed on your system:

• Rust (Cargo)
• Git
• Optional: Just

Note: Currently only Linux is supported.

If you prefer using just, run:

just Install

After that OXYD will be installed system wide, and be available to use.

Or you can do it the old fashioned way, clone the Oxyd repository and navigate into the directory:

cargo build --release
cargo run --release

Some screnshots from my terminal, colors might look different for you based on your terminal configuration.

• Overview - System summary with graphs
• CPU - Detailed CPU metrics and per-core usage
• Memory - RAM and Swap usage
• Processes - Process list with sorting and filtering
• Network - Network interfaces and statistics
• Disk - Disk usage and I/O stats
• Notifications - Alert history
• Settings - Configure alert thresholds

Initial architecture of the project:

oxyd/
├── oxyd-core/            # Core engine and orchestration
├── oxyd-collectors/      # System metrics collectors
├── oxyd-domain/          # Domain models and traits
├── oxyd-process-manager/ # Process management implementation
└── oxyd-tui/             # Terminal user interface

Summary of currenlty supported collectors

• CpuCollector - Reads from /proc/stat
• MemoryCollector - Reads from /proc/meminfo
• DiskCollector - Uses df for disk usage
• NetworkCollector - Reads from /proc/net/dev
• ProcessCollector - Aggregates process metrics

Oxyd is built with:

• tokio - Asynchronous runtime
• ratatui - TUI framework
• crossterm - Terminal manipulation
• serde - Serialization framework