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Yep, we did it. We’ve finally tackled it head on and answered that nagging question – What’s the difference between Icinga and Nagios? Indeed a year on, Icinga has ascended above the status of a mere fork. After implementing 400+ patches, bug fixes and feature requests, as well as a flexible API based system architecture [...]  This week we finalized our release plan for the next few months. So far everything is going to plan, and we are on our way to shipping a unified, final version of Icinga Web, Core and Documentation in early October. There will be additional releases in June and an intermediate version in August. 1.0.2 – [...] Icinga has been growing and in just the last three months we are proud to welcome 4 new faces to the Icinga team. Joining in March, Alexander Wirt has offered to support the Icinga Coredevelopment team and maintain the official Debian Packages for Icinga alongside Nagios. As of April, Jannis Mosshammer joined the Icinga Web [...] Day job: Hmm… I’d rather not say… Ok I’m unemployed! What are your areas of speciality in the Icinga team? Speciality? Hmm… more like fumble! I like to test the latest git branches to assist with de-bugging anything I can (or understand!) What are you currently working on? My master plan? Oh sorry! … right [...] Today Icinga celebrates its first birthday. One year ago, Nagios was forked and Icinga was publicly announced. We were so excited. It may not sound like a big thing, but for us it was a big step and what happened in this last 365 days was huge and proved us right. First of all, [...] |
 
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