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Last year, I found gource for visualization of Icinga’s GIT repositories. One of my fellow twitter followers (@crsp) was so passionate about new Icinga Gource episodes – so here they are … including a short Icinga Mobile intro :-)
From last year’s end til now – it’s huge what happened there… Stay tuned for upcoming [...]
Amanda Mailer posted this in Events, Mobile App, Webinterface on January 7th, 2011 | Compliments of Linux Magazin, a streamed video of our presentation at the Open Source Monitoring Conference is now available for all to view. October 2010, Bernd stepped up to the mic on behalf Michael F, Lara, Marius, Ricardo, Jannis, Karo and Scott who were all there (on/off stage, calling in from Oz) to represent the [...]
jmosshammer posted this in Development, Mobile App, Releases on October 13th, 2010 | You ask and team Icinga responds. The request for an Icinga mobile app has been floating around for a while now, and here it now is. Icinga Mobile is our app tailored for your iPhone (pre-tested), Android, and what not.
Written in JavaScript and enhanced with Sencha, Icinga Mobile communicates through Icinga Web though its [...]
Live from OSMC in Nuremberg – we did it! Icinga 1.2 hits the next level of opensource monitoring!
Bringing you the latest Icinga release – unified version 1.2 for core, classic ui, idoutils, docs, api and web :-)
New Icinga-Web features long awaited PNP4Nagios Integration (have a look in etc/contrib/) and missing comments integrated into [...]
Marius Hein posted this in Webinterface on September 30th, 2010 | The stable icinga-web release is just around the corner. We present some new features:
Pending states: shows a special status for checks that have not yet been executed Better logging, stricter errors: More about what icinga-web is doing, catch strict errors Site configuration: Place your custom configuration into site xml files which are not overwritten Comments for hosts and services seamlessly integrated PNP4Nagios: integrated on the fly if you want Search for objects performs excellently! Device icons from the icinga configuration …
Stay tuned for more and see you soon at the OSMC!
As our new release gets closer we would like to give you a little sneak preview of our upcoming features for the Classic UI.
The most obvious changes are:
tooltips for comments in status.cgi – you don’t have to open the host/service anymore to see the comments, just move your mouse over. Nice idea Ricardo [...]
jmosshammer posted this in API, Misc on September 24th, 2010 | A lot of people who want to integrate Icinga in their enviroment ask us if there’s a way of requesting database information over an unified API. This is possible over our ‘Icinga-Web REST Adapter’. It’s been in Icinga-Web for about 2 releases now, but I think it’s now time to make it public (as we [...]
Amanda Mailer posted this in Core, Misc on September 22nd, 2010 | Ever wanted to hit a button and have Icinga installed with all its components, MySQL and drivers already configured? Then Christoph from the Core team has created something for you.
With a couple clicks, Icinga Virtual Appliance a.k.a. Icinga Virtual Image will install Icinga Core with a sample config, IDO Utils, API, Web and Docs, [...]
Amanda Mailer posted this in Documentation, Misc, Technical on September 2nd, 2010 | It’s coming to a year since our first RC 1.0, and we’re still getting much interest in Icinga. Of course, the age old question arises time again–“What’s the difference?”
We’ve tried it in words, we’ve tried it on YouTube and now we’ve tabled it! Thanks to a clever suggestion made by an Icinga user – [...]
A new release, a new level of performance – Icinga 1.0.2 promises to be faster and well on the way to being fully robust. This release unifies the Core, API and Docs to version 1.0.2 with Web out of beta and into 1.0.1. Have a look below to see what’s been keeping us busy the [...]
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