Building open source software comes with the great benefit of receiving feedback constantly from our users and community. In our public code repositories on GitHub we collect bugs and feature...
Join the Icinga Insiders Community
Building open source software comes with the great benefit of receiving feedback constantly from our users and community. In our public code repositories on GitHub we collect bugs and feature...
Icinga Kubernetes Helm Charts
Before attending Icinga Berlin in May this year, Daniel Bodky and Markus Opolka from our partner NETWAYS developed the very first Icinga Kubernetes Helm Charts and released it in an alpha version. If you have ever wanted to deploy an entire Icinga stack in your...
Feedback Week Results
For the third time, we initiated the Icinga Feedback Week. Why? Because your opinion matters to us, a lot. Even though, we do get feedback throughout the year, our yearly Feedback Week is a chance for us, to ask you specific questions to certain topics. By...
Respond to Incidents Faster with iLert
iLert is an alerting and on-call management solution for ops teams and helps you to respond to incidents faster. It extends monitoring tools such as Icinga with advanced alerting through SMS, phone calls, and push notifications and lets you easily manage on-call duty...
Icinga L10n
Icinga Web 2 and all its modules have been localized from the very beginning. There were also quite a few languages added. Just recently Icinga Web 2 and the Director got a Japanese locale! And a updated Russian as well as a new Spanish (Argentina) locale are in the...
Building the Future of Icinga
When we started the development of Icinga 2 we had a clear picture. We wanted a great monitoring solution for small and large environments. Back then, we imagined Icinga 2 to be a scalable monitoring tool with a dynamic configuration, enriched with a slight and fast...
Update for our Community
Hello Everyone! As Feu had mentioned in their post earlier this week, we are restructuring how we work and how we communicate. From maintaining the project, to developing, to doing our events and working with you - the community. We see that we have been...
The new Development Advocate, here for the community: Feu Mourek
Hello world! This post serves as an introduction. Michael has done so much for the Icinga community and I joined him to learn more about community work a few months ago, to be able to help out with the Icinga community. He decided to focus on other things more...
Releasing Icinga Module for Jira
Our journey of Icinga integrations continues - we're announcing the general availability of the Icinga Module for Jira v1.0 today! Jira is a ticketing system created by Atlassian and it's one of the most popular ones of its kind. Jira is used by a very diverse...
Icinga 2.11 Insights: Video online
Following Icinga's development and gathering valuable insights can be time consuming. So we thought about trying something new: Icinga Insights, a live stream on Youtube packed with interesting details on a given topic. As you may have heard, Icinga 2.11 was the...
A complete Logstash pipeline for your Icinga logs
When we hunt down problems in Icinga setups we ask for logs most of the time. While you get used to sifting through logs and collect some bash magic during the process there's always the wish for this routine to be easier and especially faster. If you get logfiles...
10 years of Icinga
Last week I told Blerim that Icinga came to life on 6.5.2009 ... really, 10 years already? A small group of Nagios community members stood up and wanted to create more than a monitoring core with an enhanced web interface. APIs, integrations, backends, scaling,...
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