Members of the Icinga Project
To ensure the continuous development of the popular monitoring software Nagios, a group of active, long standing Nagios community supporters have resolved to fork Nagios and open its development to a broader base. Unfortunately this had to be done under a new name: Icinga.
MICHAEL LUEBBEN
Former member of Nagios Community Advisory Board, Developer of NagVis, the Nagios visualization addon and NagTrap. Creator of nagios-portal.org
Founder of the Icinga Project | In charge of: Icinga Webinterface
MARIUS HEIN
Lead Developer of NagiosGrapher, Lead Developer of NETWAYSPortal for Nagios, Lead Developer of Icinga Webinterface
Founder of the Icinga Project | In charge of: Icinga Webinterface, Icinga API
LARA BERDELSMANN
Active member of Nagios community, In charge of: Icinga Documentation, Icinga Usability, Quality & Testing
On the team since May 2009
MICHAEL FRIEDRICH
Former developer of NDOUtils Oracle, now maintaining Icinga IDOUtils MySQL/Postgresql/Oracle and Core. Michael works at the University of Vienna as DNS (Monitoring) Developer and focuses on coding Icinga & DNS Tools in C and Perl. On the team since May 2009 | In charge of: Icinga Core & IDOUtils
BERND ERK
Former member of Nagios Community Advisory Board, Technical Lead at NETWAYS, creator of MonitoringExchange (formerly NagiosExchange)
Founder of the Icinga Project | In charge of: Icinga Project Organisation
KAROLINA HEIN
Host of the Open Source Monitoring Conference. She is bringing you paparazzi shots of Icinga. She keeps you up to date via Twitter & Facebook.
Founder of the Icinga Project | In charge of: marketing and web design
WOLFGANG NIEDER
Active member of Nagios Community, Translator of the German Nagios
documentation, Active member of NagVis Team
In charge of: Icinga Documentation. On the team since May 2009
SCOTT EVANS
Icinga User. In charge of: Icinga Marketing & Team Q&A
He is also keeping you updated via Icinga Blog, Twitter and Facebook
On the team since October 2009
HIREN PATREL
Hiren develops the Icinga core In his real life he works as an admin in South Africa at a ISP company. He knows how to use Perl and is now starting with C programming. On the team since April 2010
MASSIMO FORNI
Icinga user and developer of the Icinga core. He works as an IT admin in Italy for a software house and i spretty good in C/Perl/Python. On the team since May 2010
JANNIS MOSSHAMMER
Jannis develops the icinga-web and the module loader architecture. He developed the first icinga-module named Heatmap for Icinga. Jannis has experience with modern web architecture and underlaying frameworks like agavi and doctrine. On the team since April 2010.
MATTHIAS FLACKE
Founder and developer of check_multi, Icinga user and contributor. Matthias contributes to the Icinga API as well as quality and testing.
On the team since May 2009
ALEXANDER WIRT
Alexander is maintaining the official Debian Packages for Nagios and Icinga. In his role, he is supporting the Icinga core .
On the team since March 2010.
MICHAEL STREB
Icinga user and contributor and technical Consultant.
Creator of MonitoringExchange (fka. NagiosExchange), Michael contributes to quality and testing. On the team since May 2009
CHRISTOPH MASER
Icinga user and contributor
Christoph contributes to the Icinga core
On the team since October 2009
RUNE DARRUD
Icinga testing and contributor
Rune contributes to the Icinga core and helps us reporting bugs and feature requests
On the team since July 2010
In addition to the Icinga Team, there are lots of helping hands and vivid minds involved in this project. Therefore we would like to say a cordial “thank you” to
Christian Döbler for helping in Icinga´s development of the API
Hendrik Bäcker for his initial ideas of founding Icinga and contributing to the core
Norbert Klein for his ideas regarding idoutils and PostgreSQL
Marco Berdelsmann for converting the xml-Doku into a handy .pdf format.
Amanda Mailer for helping us with blogposts and the upcoming webcasts.
Vitali Voroth for a huge improvement for Icinga core: escalation conditions.
Bill McGonigle for a great patch “changing the default state from CRITICAL to UNKNOWN”.
Edgar Salazar for bringing the spanish translations on the way.
You are doing a great job and we really appreciate your help
