Icinga Web SSO walkthrough

Icinga Web SSO walkthrough

The ability to log into all corporate applications with one username and password is pretty convenient, even compared to a password manager. As a benefit, the IT department can centrally enforce one desired two-factor auth mechanism. Now we, Icinga, also provide a...

Specifics in Packaging Icinga Go Applications

Specifics in Packaging Icinga Go Applications

Today's post provides insights into packaging Icinga Go applications and explains why there are seven Icinga DB version 1.5.1 packages. # apt-cache show icingadb | grep 'Version: 1.5.1' Version: 1.5.1-7+debian13 Version: 1.5.1-6+debian13 Version: 1.5.1-5+debian13...

Password Policies in Icinga Web

Password Policies in Icinga Web

Icinga Web 2 now ships a PasswordPolicyHook that gives administrators and module developers full control over what constitutes a valid password. Instead of hard-coding a single rule set for every deployment, the hook makes password validation an extension point: any...

Building a Shared Icon and Font Library for Icinga Web

Building a Shared Icon and Font Library for Icinga Web

If you've copied the same icon font or the same LESS helper into two or three Icinga Web modules, you've hit the problem libraries exist to solve. This guide builds one from scratch: a small, self-contained icon and font pack that any number of modules can share, with...

Icinga Web 2.14, Security Releases, and Module Updates

Icinga Web 2.14, Security Releases, and Module Updates

We are shipping a new batch of Icinga Web ecosystem releases today. Icinga Web 2.14 is the headline, bringing the baseline for two-factor authentication support, configurable password policies, a configurable Content Security Policy, and a round of developer tooling...

How Git Worktrees Changed My Development Workflow

How Git Worktrees Changed My Development Workflow

Since I started using Claude Code more frequently, I kept noticing a "worktree" checkbox popping up whenever I started a session in a Git repository. I had no idea what it meant, so I did what any curious developer would do and started digging. What I found was a Git...

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