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Since our latest release of Icinga web, we’ve been getting a good lot of interest from all around. So we thought we’d better find a way of catering to the many users that are starting to come onboard. We came up with translate.icinga.org – a place for anyone and everyone to add their word or [...]  Day job: I work at BTC IT Services GmbH (BITS) and specialize in all things to do with monitoring and Nagios there. Day-to-day, I manage two large Nagios platforms, which are built for redundancy and high availability. The larger of the two currently monitors round about 1700 hosts with approx 14,000 service checks. What are [...] There are already many ways to interact with the icinga team and the community; using mailing lists, comments in the blog and also our Redmine system. From today we have also created feedback.icinga.org, making it easier for you to let us know about your suggestions and ideas for icinga. You can find the link to [...] It’s been a while since Christoph Maser joined Team Icinga sharing his knowledge about creating RPMs. Those packages can be found in RPMForge :-) There were a lot of questions about getting Debian packages for Icinga and finally, we are happy to welcome Alexander Wirt onto Team Icinga! He is Debian packager for Nagios and [...] If you have been looking closely at the icinga front page you would have noticed a new button link on the right hand side of the site called “Report a Bug” below is what we are talking about… As the code for Icinga is a continuous work in progress there is bound to be the [...] |
 
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