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If you were around the blog this time last year, you may have contributed to Icinga’s development in 2011. Indeed, we managed to tick off a few features that were on your wish lists last year. Icinga Wiki and the Icinga Web module loader were products of this; but most importantly an API for core [...]  As Icinga grows as a project, so too does our user base and the likelihood of people looking for support. There are plenty of channels available to get cheerful assistance from the Icinga / Nagios community. Nevertheless there are some who prefer to pay professionals to take on projects. So to do everyone a favor, [...] Day job: IT consultant at a municipality in Norway My main responsibilities include monitoring everything (with Icinga!), device management through Novell ZENworks Configuration Management and VMware infrastructure. Which part of Icinga could you put your name on? The Classic UI‘s multi-selection dropdown menu and the final Icinga releases generally. I test all parts of each [...] This month, Icinga has been featured in the German language iX Magazine. In a 3 part series, Sebastian Hetze offers readers a comprehensive introduction to Icinga. Part 1 in the October edition, titled “Die Server stets im Blick” gives an overview of Icinga and SNMP monitoring, common plugins and a basic configuration. Part 2 in [...] Team Icinga is proud to present Icinga 1.5 for download now. This release comes with a big new feature in our new UI, big changes to the API and a revamped release cycle to boot. But if you tested the Beta version, this would be no new news for you! | JUMP TO [...] Now that we have all recovered from 72 hours of Icinga, we thought we’d share a few of the developments (and mischief) made at our team meeting in Linux Hotel:
Testing Icinga As quality and stability are high on our priorities, we’ve created a subproject especially for Icinga testers. We’re setting up a Jenkins [...] This weekend Friday 24 – Sunday 26 June, Team Icinga is meeting up for 3 days of intensive brainstorming and development at the purpose-built Linux Hotel in Essen-Horst, Germany. Ever wondered how we stay on top of the game to bring you cool new features with each release? Or how our roadmap comes to being? [...] Icinga 1.4.0 contained several bugs which now have been fixed on the core and web side of development :-) The XSS vulnerability in the Classic UI reported by Stefan Schurtz has been resolved too. Download Icinga 1.4.1 now! Core/ClassicUI/IDOUtils * core: fix retain status file over an init script reload #1579 * classic ui: fix [...] Just a couple months ago, we introduced the new Icinga Wiki. Now we’d like to introduce our first French Community Wiki Manager – Charles Judith. Systems administrator at Linagora, Charles is a monitoring expert in open source solutions. He is currently working on an Icinga environment which monitors a fleet of over 150 machines for [...] … taadaah! Welcome to our revamped website and blog! New features include a cool Icinga merchandise store, drop down and left column menus to access subpages as well as a right column menu to go to our latest blog posts. In the blog we now have a search tool and options to browse our archives [...] |
 
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