Icinga Documentation

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Installation Walkthrough

Follow this course to set up your very own, self-hosted monitoring system. At the end you will be able to monitor your servers, networks and applications and receive alerts via email.

Icinga Installation Walkthrough

Core Products

Icinga 2 Docsv2.14.3 Changelog
Icinga Web Docsv2.12.2 Changelog
Icinga DB Docsv1.2.0 Changelog
Icinga DB Web Docsv1.1.3 Changelog
Icinga Director Docsv1.11.2 Changelog

Components

Icinga for Windows Docsv1.13.0-beta2 Changelog
Icinga Reporting Docsv1.0.2 Changelog
Icinga Cube Docsv1.3.3 Changelog
Icinga Business Process Modeling Docsv2.5.1 Changelog
Icinga Certificate Monitoring Docsv1.3.2 Changelog
Icinga vSphere® Integration Docsv1.7.1 Changelog
Icinga Web JIRA Integration Docsv1.3.4 Changelog
Icinga Web Graphite Integration Docsv1.2.4 Changelog
Icingabeat Docsv7.17.4 Changelog

Icinga Notifications

Icinga Notifications Docsv0.1.1 Changelog
Icinga Notifications Web Docsv0.1.0 Changelog

Icinga for Kubernetes

Icinga for Kubernetes Docsv0.2.0 Changelog
Icinga for Kubernetes Web Docsv0.2.0 Changelog

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Icinga Live Demo

We have several modules installed that will give you an idea about how Icinga feels in a production environment. The demo system gets automatically set to default every now and then, so don’t use it for your production environment.

Latest How-tos from the Blog

Icinga Notifications: Custom Sources

Icinga Notifications: Custom Sources

One of the advantages of the new Icinga Notifications is that it is more loosely coupled to Icinga 2. This is made possible by the concept of sources, each of which is a possible provider of events for Icinga Notifications to act upon. While the most prominent source...

Monitoring domains and DNSSEC properly

Monitoring domains and DNSSEC properly

First of all, if you own a domain, the following text is for you. In production you obviously want to reduce outages. And an outage of a DNS domain as such takes down all services under that domain, no matter whether your LAMP components are all up and running. At...

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