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- And here are the photos from the Inspiration Conference in Gothenburg: http://t.co/i2tBOqFx
- We've published some pictures from the #InspirationConference in Stockholm on our facebook-page: http://t.co/UPSS830k
- Our Director of global channels Ralf being interviewed at London Info Security... http://t.co/dwws6q92
- Two new How To's: How to monitor #RedhatEnterprise Linux server http://t.co/kIRjsJmJ and Biztalk monitoring mini how-tohttp://bit.ly/JAiyj2
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Upcoming features in Ninja
The work with Ninja continues. Just thought I should provide a brief update on what’s happening with Ninja by highlighting some of the new features that has been implemented lately: Apache authentication driver Authentication fallback Saved searches NOC master template
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Tagged Apache authentication driver, authentication, Nagios, Ninja, php frontend
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Ninja 1.1.2
Ninja 1.1.1 is now stable and available for download. It is to be considered a maintenance release but with a strong focus on performance. The performance affects mainly the host/service group pages but the entire Ninja interface is now substantially faster. The main … Continue reading
New colleagues – new fun!
Attracting new super smart people to the company is sometimes a very tidies and heavy load on top of the everyday tasks, and this was a priority task for us when starting up the new year. But as with most tasks that demand a lot – the reward is greater:)
In the last couple weeks I have had the fortune to start get to know completely new people – and that is a lot of fun. Continue reading
Merlin + Ninja goes roadtripping
It’s that time of year again. Time for Würth-Phoenix’s annual Nagios World Conference, that is. Naturally, me and Per have to be there to mull things over with a couple of glasses of wine and a few beers and hook … Continue reading
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The hidden costs/risks of TCO
In the past weeks we have signed a number of different deals with companies all caught in the same big problem – their Nagios/NMS expert left for another job! This highlights an often forgotten part… Continue reading
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Tagged hidden cost, Nagios, Risk analysis, sysadmins, TCO
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IT is Heading for The Perfect Storm….
Just back from Barcelona and MWC-2011 I would say that we are heading for “The Perfect Storm” (if you recall the movie it did not end so good…). Who will suffer in this storm and why do I make this reference? Continue reading
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Tagged Mobile world congress, MWC2011, network monitoring, NMS - English, op5 Monitor, the perfect storm, trends
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Want to work for op5? We are searching for four new colleagues…
We are now searching for new innovative colleagues to join us in our quest to offer our customers a high performing and cost effective monitoring solution for IT management. Continue reading
Pushing logs with NSCA
As you may know op5 monitor recommends a check interval of 5 minutes escalating to once time per minute if a check becomes critical. Running a critical system it may be of interest to have the check intervals being even … Continue reading
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Tagged log, Nagios, nsca, op5 Monitor, perl
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We want you!
As most of you’ve seen we release op5 Monitor 5.3 today. This would never been possible without the great team we’ve at op5, and we’re looking to expand even further! We’re expanding our IT-team to further enrich your experience working … Continue reading
Getting notifications via Growl
At op5 we have a wide verity of client-machines for our employees. At this given time we’ve a good third of each major platform, Windows, Linux and OS X actively running. Being in IT you’ve to be able to support … Continue reading
