Osiris Networking

Hi, I’m Matt Anderson.

I build practical tools and notes around Linux, networking, performance analysis, and operations work.

Featured Tool

SARkart

My latest featured project: a fast browser-based viewer for Linux and Unix SAR files that keeps the analysis local to your machine.

Performance triage for SAR/sysstat files

SARkart is built for the moment when someone hands you a SAR text file and asks what happened. Drop in the file, inspect the charts, and copy a concise summary into a ticket or case note.

TypeScript Preact Plotly.js Linux SAR Client-side parsing
  • Interactive charts for CPU, memory, disk, network, load, and process activity.
  • Deterministic bottleneck checks ranked by severity and incident timing.
  • Local browser parsing so uploaded SAR files stay on the user’s machine.
  • PDF export, heatmaps, command palette, and copy-ready support summary.
SARkart diagnostic dashboard with sample SAR data loaded

Portfolio

More places to explore

A few useful entry points while this site grows: the tool, the source, and the deeper background page.

SARkart

Browser-based SAR analysis with charts, deterministic findings, and privacy-preserving local parsing.

View project

Source and Experiments

Code, small tools, and project experiments that are useful enough to share publicly.

View GitHub

Background

A dedicated resume page with experience, strengths, tools, and links without crowding the front page.

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Photos

Away from the keyboard

Mountains, coastlines, and forests from the Pacific Northwest and beyond. See the full gallery.

Contact

Find me online.

The best places to start are the tool, the source, and the resume page. I’ll keep adding projects here as they become useful enough to share.