// observe without the ceremony
The terminal view for what your network is doing.
HYN-view is a network-first monitor for Ubuntu servers that run 24/7. It covers what htop and btop cover, but inverts the priority: throughput, packet errors, retransmits and latency come first, because on a server the network is usually the story.
Pure bash on the box — no runtime, no daemon, no agent process. The web dashboard is optional: pair a server and it pushes a reading every five minutes, so you can check it from anywhere in the world.
// benchmark
See the response, not the story.
// alert rules
Make the quiet failures loud.
Write rules the way you think about incidents. HYN-view evaluates them locally and gives you a readable output before a small issue becomes a pager.
watching 4 endpoints · local mode
// daily email reports
Your infrastructure's health, delivered to your inbox every morning.
HYN-view compiles a complete daily report of your server's vitals — temperature, uptime, latency, overall speed, and average internet speed — and sends it straight to your email. No dashboard login required to stay informed.
- CPU temperatureavg / peak per hour
- Uptimerolling 30-day percentage
- Latencyp50 / p95 to your edge
- Overall speedthroughput under load
- Average internet speeddownload / upload Mbps
// incident notifications
Beyond the daily digest, HYN-view emails you the moment something goes wrong — with full configuration context attached, so you can act without opening a dashboard first.
- Server crash or unexpected restart
- Temperature above your configured threshold
- Any malfunction, timeout, or degraded service
From: reports@hyn-view.dev
To: ops@yourcompany.com
Subject: Daily server report — SKAL-FRA-04
Temp
51.4°C
Uptime
99.97%
Latency
8.6ms
Download
842 Mbps
ok all systems nominal over the trailing 24 hours.
Average internet speed: 842↓ / 431↑ Mbps · Node uptime: 112 days
This report was generated automatically at 06:00 UTC. Configuration and raw metrics are attached for your records.
// known limitations
HYN-view is intentionally small. It is not a distributed tracing platform, it will not retain history for you, and it cannot fix a slow upstream. It can show you where to look next.
// install
Start with one command.
Ubuntu 22.04 or 24.04. Pure bash, no runtime — npm is only the delivery channel. Nothing is installed but shell scripts.