Hi folks,
the day has come: the new web interface is online!
Let’s visit http://alpha.icinga.org/ and log in as guest by using the password guestuser.
Sneak and poke around and give us feedback at icinga-devel@lists.sourceforge.net!
Have fun,
Christian
Gahh! you beat me to it… :)
Doesn’t seem to work in Konqueror 4.3.3.
It gets to the page with a “loading” announcement in the corner and just sits there.
Does it need flash? Cause I don’t have it installed.
Hi Peter,
flash is not needed for the interface, but to honest i have no idea if icinga works in a konquerer environment at the moment. We’ll check this out. It would be great if you could open an issue in our tracking -system (dev.icinga.org)
cu
bernd
Hi Guys!
Great work! I personaly like the status map, even its with flash.
Looking forward to test further versions.
I like that kind of dashboard.Thats the way to go!
Cheers
Thanks sulzi but the status map is pure Javascript. :)
Thanks for the demo, folks. I find having to double-click a bit irritating as it’s still a web based interface, otherwise looks really nice. Keep up the good work!
Uwe
I think the old Icinga theme is more neatly arranged and a lot faster.
E.G. Old “Service Detail” page shows more information than “Service Status”, has faster page loading and you can filter more easily by using “Service Status Totals” table.
I hope usability will not be sacrificed for a new web 2.0 theme.
I have a question: Will Icinga new version let me add/edit/delete host, services, hostgroups, etc?
Sorry not at the moment.
There are also no plans to integrate something like that. The first major thing is to get a proper view for problems that admins can handle their systems.
Regards,
Marius.
Release counter is ZERO. And so what? Joke?
My counter is at 27mins, so you might want to strg+r your browser ;)
The time zone for the release counter is UTC+1 (Germany) also the countdown uses your local PC time hence the discrepancy…
I’m in UTC+3. Thank you.
Hi,
hmmm….maybe i am blient….but i miss the Tactical Overview.
it it gone in ICINGA?
best regards
Stephan
Hi Guys,
Im pretty stoked about this fork of Nagios!
My only concern with your Admin UI here is that you chose to use ExtJS. I’ve done a whole bunch of work with it in production environments, and built some really complex interfaces with it. I would suggest not using it for your interface, since it can get REALLY COMPLEX. If you don’t have a first-class ExtJS programmer to develop a solid framework for it (I haven’t even seen one yet!), I wouldn’t go that route. I spent most of my development time writing ExtJS and trying to get interface tweaks done instead of developing the actual features I was trying to implement. JQuery can do most of what you’d need, and it is easier to implement. ExtJS really is a beast, especially for an open source project where you want a low barrier to entry for people to submit addons and plugins.
Just my 2 cents.