Published on
29. January 2010 by
Michael Friedrich in
API, Core, Development, Documentation, Technical and Webinterface.
Tags: API, Database, Development, Docbook, Documentation, Fork, git, Icinga, IDOUtils, oracle, PostgreSQL, release, team, tracker, web.
Currently the Icinga documentation is only available in English & German, we need to expand this to include many other languages. This is where you (the community) can help out! if you are already a translator for another project or would like to get involved in becoming one, then the Icinga Team welcomes you to the challenge…
The Icinga documentation is currently in XML format, a good application for editing the XML files is called XMLmind the personal edition is free to download. Next get yourself a fresh copy of the current documentation from the Icinga git repositories…
git clone git://git.icinga.org/icinga-doc.git
Once you have downloaded this, navigate your way to either the de or en directory and there you will find all the documentation XML files awaiting you!
So if this sounds like a challenge you would like to participate in, then please contact us at info@icinga.org to get your translations included into future releases of Icinga…
Two days ago we presented the actual 1.0 Release an an early demo of the new webinterface at Open Source Monitoring Conference in Nuremberg here.
Here you can have a look on the presentation.
Demo for the alpha version will be available soon.
Nice weekend.
Documentation for both German & English is now available from the following link… Icinga-docs Or by selecting the upper menu as indicated in this image…
We heard the call and we answered: Icinga is out with PostgreSQL support with working queries, sequences and all. Good news for users who have been looking for a Nagios based open source monitoring system which has database flexibility for not just MySQL but also Postgres. A big hand to Michael and Hendrik!
Applause should also go to Lara and Wolfgang for their hard work on the Icinga documentation, as we also have the first edition out in Docbook format.
A big release before the first Alpha in October, we hope you like it and share your thoughts with us. This version’s proof that your ideas count.
