Welcome to version 4.35 of our NetEye v4 Unified Monitoring Solution. NetEye 4.35 is welcoming you with a breathtaking view of the Lago di Carezza (Karersee). It is also called “Rainbow Lake”. The lake is unique as it gleams with all colors of the rainbow, which makes it a favorite destination for professional photographers and…
Read MoreOn February 3rd and 4th, 2024, we attended FOSDEM, a major event where thousands of free and open-source software developers from around the world gather to exchange ideas and collaborate. This year I dedicated much of the second day to the Testing and Continuous Delivery room. Continuous testing is essential for ensuring the safe and…
Read MoreWelcome to version 4.34 of our NetEye v4 Unified Monitoring Solution. Spring is slowly approaching and the first plants awake from their winter slumber and peek through the snow. One of the earliest to bloom is the Crocus from the family of the Iridaceae. It’s native to Europe, North Africa, and Central Asia up to…
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On November 25th, in collaboration with the universities of Verona, Padova, Trento, and Bolzano, we hosted the WPCTF event—a thrilling Capture The Flag (CTF) competition that engaged over 50 cybersecurity enthusiasts. In this blog post, we’ll explore into our journey in organizing the event, focusing on the technical aspects that made WPCTF a memorable success….
Read MoreWelcome to version 4.33 of our NetEye v4 Unified Monitoring Solution. With this release, NetEye welcomes Winter with a spectacular view of St. Jakob Church. It is located in Ortisei (or St. Ulrich in German), a small village in Val Gardena (Gröden in German) perfect to stroll about in, discover new things, and fall in…
Read MoreWe have released a fix for a problem related to RedHat subscriptions. Updated packages We updated the following packages:
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At the OSMC 2023 conference, we embarked on an exciting journey into the world of open-source monitoring. It was an event filled with inspiration, insights, and innovation.
Read MoreWe have fixed the following bugs in the Tornado GUI: Updated packages For NetEye 4.32 we updated the following packages:
Read MoreWelcome to version 4.32 of our NetEye v4 Unified Monitoring Solution. With this new release, NetEye takes us again in the mountains where the beautiful colors of the sunset during the early fall season in the Alps can inspire us giving a sense of melancholy but also the will and the motivation to start a…
Read MoreThe example code in this article is available on GitHub. From a brand identity perspective, it’s essential that your company’s theme is applied to all parts of your products. After my previous blog post where we saw how you can create a Cockpit module with Vue.js, it’s time to see how we can customize the Cockpit…
Read MoreWelcome to version 4.31 of our NetEye v4 Unified Monitoring Solution. In this new release, NetEye welcomes us with the beautiful colors of “Via dei Portici” in the Altstadt “Old City” of Bolzano. Since 1180 it is one of the oldest streets in the city, hosting a lot of trade activities due to its position…
Read MoreThe example project used in this article is available on GitHub. A few months ago I started exploring Cockpit and the first thing I noticed is how every single Cockpit module is made with React. Why doesn’t anybody use Vue.js and/or TypeScript in Cockpit? Let’s start with the basics: what is Cockpit? Quoting RedHat: Cockpit…
Read MoreWe have released a fix for a problem related to RedHat subscriptions. Updated packages We updated the following packages:
Read MoreWhen it comes to upgrading and updating NetEye, many users face a common challenge: the time required for downloading the new package versions. This process can be influenced by connection speed, the number of nodes to update, and sometimes even the number of NetEye systems to manage simultaneously. Fortunately, NetEye 4.30 introduces an effective solution:…
Read MoreWelcome to version 4.30 of our NetEye v4 Unified Monitoring Solution. In this release, NetEye goes to one of the most famous places in the Alps: the “Tre Cime di Lavaredo” or “Drei Zinnen”. They are considered among the best-known natural wonders in the world, as well as being one of the UNESCO World Heritage…
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