A lightweight command-line tool for monitoring healthcare logs, network activity, and system workflows. Built with Rust for safety and efficiency.
Designed to be simple to run, fast to understand, and easy to integrate into operational routines.
Operational signals are often buried in large logs and routine system noise.
Logs, network traffic, and system events accumulate quickly. Manual checking is slow and inconsistent.
HealthOps_rs focuses on essentials: scanning, counting, and threshold-based warnings that fit real workflows.
Aligned with course focus: developer workflow, network automation, and text processing.
Summarize logs, detect error patterns, surface anomalies.
Observe connection activity and flag unusual levels.
Repeatable checks that integrate into routines.
Simple pipeline: read → filter → count → apply rules → print a report.
# Help
cargo run help
# Scan logs
cargo run scan logs
# Scan network activity
cargo run scan network
Neutral packaging: higher tiers add automation, customization, and operational reporting.
Includes full Pro features with lifetime updates and commercial usage rights.
Pricing represents product packaging strategy; payments are not implemented in this course project.
Latest binaries are published on GitHub Releases (aarch64 and x86_64).
Prebuilt Linux binaries are published automatically by GitHub Actions.
Tip: choose the newest release tag and select the asset that matches your Linux architecture.
git clone https://github.com/Obeng-Sam10/HEALTHOPS_RS.git
cd HEALTHOPS_RS
cargo run help
Common first-time questions.
Linux binaries can be downloaded/extracted on macOS, but not executed directly. You can run from source with cargo run.
HealthOps_rs is intentionally lightweight: fast checks and automation-friendly output rather than a full dashboard suite.