Remote System Analyzer

A comprehensive toolkit for non-invasive analysis and documentation of remote Linux-based analytics systems.

Project Overview

This toolkit provides a structured approach to analyze remote systems without installing, modifying, or configuring any part of the system. It uses only built-in Linux commands and tools to gather information about services, configurations, and system behavior.

Key Features

• System Discovery: Identify all active services, configurations, and dependencies
• Service Interaction Mapping: Analyze communication patterns between system components
• Log Analysis: Extract insights from system and application logs
• Documentation Generation: Create comprehensive Low-Level Design (LLD) documentation

Usage Instructions

1. Establish SSH connection to the remote system
2. Run the data collection scripts from the scripts/ directory
3. Analyze the collected data using the provided templates
4. Generate comprehensive documentation based on findings

Directory Structure

• scripts/: Contains all data collection and analysis scripts
• templates/: Documentation templates for system analysis
• docs/: Generated documentation and findings
• data/: Raw data collected from the remote system

Important Note

This toolkit is designed for passive exploration only. It does not modify any configurations or restart services. All scripts are read-only and use standard Linux commands available on most distributions.