Shell script directed to one Dynamic Dashboard to monitor status of all DB

Hi team,
straight to scenario now..
I have 15 databases to manage..i wrote shell scripts for monitoring each database status of ping,listener,vnc server, concurrent server, forms server, metric server, workflow, filesystem usage, alert-log etc..
Now each and every time i will get 15 mails for one database each half n hour and it will get filled for sure if i get many alerts at single time...i thought of having a dashboard where my script output should display alerts on 3-D pie chart, bar chart etc..
Imagine all databases statuses on one dashboard with colours displaying peaks and lows also the data gets dynamic changes every 30 mins.....
charts will let me know to fix the issue easier..so next time i wont care how many mails reach me i will look up to dashboard and can observe what went wrong...
please let me know any third party software available or self oracle or linux tools available.....
hope anyone would give me suitable solution
thanks
dkoracle

AFAIK Grid Control is completely free*, you just have to be careful to not go into the pages that require Management Pack licensing if you haven't purchased them for the DBs you're monitoring.
Personally I have always used a combination of GC and shell script alerts. You don't want the GC environment to be your SPoF.
*other than the associated server costs

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