ServerMonitor+ vs MTRay

ServerMonitor+ is a versatile tool designed specifically for developers, operations engineers, and system administrators, helping you monitor server status, manage Docker containers, and operate SSH terminals anytime and anywhere. Main features: Real-time server monitoring: Monitor the CPU, memory, disk, and network status of the server to help users keep track of the server's health in real-time. Docker container management: Supports one-click start, stop, and restart of Docker containers, view container logs and running status, making it convenient for users to manage containers at any time. SSH terminal session management: Allows users to remotely connect to the server via SSH, supports multi-session management, and easily execute commands and operations. User-friendly interface design: Simple and intuitive UI, easy to operate, suitable for daily use, and improves work efficiency. Security: All data transmission is encrypted to ensure the security of user data. Supports multi-factor authentication to ensure the security of server and container management. EULA: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Troubleshoot connectivity, inspect certificates, look up domain registration data, and measure network performance with MTRay on iOS and macOS. Use individual tools for a quick check, or combine probes into reusable JavaScript reports with MTRay Pro. **INCLUDED FREE** • Ping, TCP Port Scan, and text-based Traceroute, with automatic IPv4/IPv6 selection for Ping and Traceroute • SSL/TLS Inspection: certificates, protocol, cipher, handshake timings, and certificate trust evaluated by your device • HTTP Simple and DNS Simple for everyday requests and lookups • Connection Timeline: DNS → TCP → TLS → Request → Transfer • WHOIS queries and RDAP domain registration lookups; available details depend on the registry • iPerf3 client: TCP/UDP upload and download tests, configurable UDP target rate, and optional username/password/RSA public-key authentication • iPerf3 results include throughput and, when available, retransmissions, RTT, UDP jitter/loss, CPU usage, and server output • Connection Quality: latency, packet loss, and jitter over repeated probes • Offline IP geolocation with a map, Wake-on-LAN, and subnet calculations • Network interfaces, routing tables, and ARP/NDP neighbors • TCP, UDP, and WebSocket communication **MTRay Pro — ONE-TIME PURCHASE** The following features require Pro: • MTR (My Traceroute): continuous route probing with per-hop loss and latency statistics • Script: run built-in examples, edit custom JavaScript workflows, and save named scripts for reuse • SSL Certificate Monitor: check certificate expiry across multiple hosts • HTTP Advanced: HTTP/2 and HTTP/3, proxy settings, ECH, custom resolvers, verbose diagnostics, and curl command import/export • DNS Advanced: custom servers and record types, including DoH, DoT, and DoQ • Bonjour Browser for local network services • Traceroute Route Map with geographic hops • Export and share results; iCloud bookmark sync Buy once to unlock Pro on both iOS and macOS. No subscription. **SCRIPT EXAMPLES — Pro REQUIRED TO RUN** Start with Network Diagnostics, Multi-Host Health Check, DNS + Traceroute, Port Scanner, HTTP API Test, TLS Inspection, Domain Registration, or IP Geolocation. The Network Diagnostics example checks DNS, Ping, TLS, HTTP, and Traceroute independently. Built-in APIs cover DNS, Ping, Traceroute, HTTP, TCP port scanning, SSL/TLS inspection with certificate trust, WHOIS, domain RDAP, and offline IP geolocation. Set timeouts, catch JavaScript errors, format JSON, and generate Markdown or plain-text reports. Adapt the examples to your own diagnostic workflow. **WHO IT’S FOR** Network engineers, developers, IT professionals, and anyone who wants to examine connectivity and network services directly. **PRIVACY & NETWORKING** No account required. No ads. Diagnostic probes contact their target hosts and services; WHOIS/RDAP queries contact registration services. IP geolocation uses a bundled offline database. Local network tools require appropriate access. See the privacy policy and App Store privacy labels for data-handling details.