Rules and standards are important. In a world based on collaboration, following a well defined behavior is key for avoiding errors based on some sort of misunderstanding. This is also true for the world of information technology: someone releases software that is incomplete by design, and then leaves the completion of it to the people…
Read MoreWith the end of 2021 we’ve release the first version of the NetEye Extension Packs project that helps customers and consultants on their monitoring implementations and more (see Introducing NetEye Extension Packs | www.neteye-blog.com for details). Now our focus is to extend the ouf of box infrastructure coverage of our monitoring plugins. With this target…
Read MoreSOAP is a messaging protocol for exchanging information based on XML over the network. SOAP messages are written in XML, which is why they are platform- and language-independent. A lot of enterprises have such webservices that return useful data for use in (web) applications. Now, if you want your application to work, then these webservices…
Read MoreThe Mod-Gearman packages have been updated with this bugfixes:
Read MoreWould you like to understand the potential of the ITIL processes implemented with EriZone/OTRS ? Or do you want to deepen your knowledge in the End User Experience monitoring? Or are you curious to know what will be the future development of Nagios as an open project ? On April 11th, at the Würth Phoenix…
Read More– Updated to higher upstream version fixing some problems with newer send_nsca binaries
Read MoreWhen activating the thruk mysql cache it happened that searches for events from the Thruk Frontend went in Timeout. This updated package adds a higher default timeout value for the fcgi connections to the MySQL DB.
Read MoreThe NetEye Reporting package has been updated with a few small bugfixes: – Fixed cronjobs and scripts to not see none and 24×7 as the same stuff – Small fix for cfg files with spaces in name – Updated phantomjs
Read MoreThe NetEye Thruk packages have been updated with the following changes: – Updated to the new upstream fix version 1.76 – Fixed NetEye Theme – Fixed starting/stopping Thruk cronjobs with the neteye service (especially for correct NetEye Cluster behaviour)
Read MoreA small bugfix has been included in this package showing only on some NetEye Cluster installations, where the cronjobs should not be called on the passive node.
Read MoreAdding new hosts individually in Monarch with their information such as address, operating system or profile can take less than a minute. In the initial phase of a NetEye project, however, when you have to set up all the configurations for hundreds of hosts this operation may require more than hundreds of minutes. To speed…
Read MoreThe NetEye Plugins package has been updated with this fixes: – Small fix check_ipmi_sensor – Small fix in check_modem_smst.pl – Added check_vmware_HostHardwareHealth plugin – Started adding some monarch service profile for direct import
Read MoreA new fix package for the mklivestatus module in NetEye has been released with important bug fixes: – livestatus.log: show utf-8 decoding problems only with debug logging >=2 – the nagios header files have been corrected as it gave problems specially scheduling downtimes
Read MoreThe NetEye Thruk Frontend packages have been updated with this changes fixes: – update to version 1.74 of Thruk – fix sortorder of service display – some more fixes for the mysql backend – added automatic update script to fix already created nagios_log_cache db – fixed playing sounds on problems
Read MoreIn this post I will provide a comparison between Sikuli and Al’exa. Sikuli is a visual technology to automate and test graphical user interfaces by comparing screenshot images. Al’exa, instead, is a computer vision system that allows to test and monitor the applications by simulating the human behavior. How does Sikuli work? Sikuli is a…
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