Remoc
Rust RPC where channels and objects travel over one connection
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When you cannot tell which process is holding a socket or a file, a live picture of the whole tree is quicker to read than four terminals of ps and lsof output.
Procinsh is an MIT-licensed Rust service that serves a browser view of a Linux machine's processes at port 9090. Process activity, memory maps, file reads and writes and socket traffic all update as they happen, gathered through procfs, eBPF, ptrace and process_vm_readv. Install it with cargo, then run it under sudo or grant the specific capabilities with setcap. It needs Linux x86-64, clang with the BPF backend, bpftool and kernel BTF data, and WSL2 support is thin. Exposing it off loopback puts process memory and environment variables on the network with no authentication.
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