Useful Tools for System Management and Engineering

htop
This htop is the advanced replacement for 'top' command on Linux, htop is not available by default on multiple Linux distros but can be simply installed using OS package manager.

CentOS/Red Hat:
sudo yum install htop -y

Ubuntu/Debian:
sudo apt install htop -y

Netdata
A very useful system monitoring tool with smooth performance charts. The only limitation is that Netdata doesn't show charts per process, shows per machine only. For performance per process, use htop.

Install from:
https://netdata.cloud

WinSCP
A powerful file browser for browsing server files on Windows with multiple protocol, the most important one is SSH ie. SFTP, allows editing server-side files directly and uploads the file on save (Ctrl+S). WinSCP is not available on Mac.

Install from:
https://winscp.net

CyberDuck
Replacement for WinSCP on Mac.

Install from:
https://cyberduck.io

PuTTY
A terminal for Windows to access Linux servers before the era of Windows 10 that comes with LXSS Linux Subsystem (or WSL, Windows Subsystem for Linux) and true Linux terminal. Although WSL terminal is there but PuTTY is still useful for generating .ppk file to use in WinSCP.

Install from:
https://putty.org

TortoiseGit
Use Git with GUI instead of git commands in terminal.

Install from:
https://tortoisegit.org

XMinG
Turns Windows GUI into the combination of Windows+Linux, both Windows apps and Linux apps shown on the same task bar and Task View. XMinG activates a display on local machine and uses X11 forwarding for forwarding graphics from server to the display.

Install from:
https://sf.net/projects/xming