November 10, 2009
op5 announces the immediate release of op5 Monitor 4.2.6 a bug fix release solving many minor bugs mainly related to the new beta user interface Ninja.
Main fixes in op5 Monitor 4.2.6:
All op5 Monitor users are recommended to update to the latest release
October 9, 2009
We have set up a community Wiki on our community site to make it possible for the community to add and change the documentation of op5s network monitoring open source projects Ninja, an new PHP frontend for Nagios, Merlin, an event handler and Nacoma an nagios coniguration manager.
Go to the community wiki to read, add or change the documentation.
September 15, 2009
op5 today announces the release of op5 Monitor 4.2, a kind of half way release to op5 Monitor 5.0. op5 Monitor 4.2 includes a “feel and try” mode of the new PHP user interface (GUI) based on the Ninja project. The GUI replaces the old and unflexible Nagios GUI and opens up for many new cool features, this includes the use of widgets. In the Monitor 4.2 release also includes a new network visualisation tool based on NagVis and a geomap widget. Read more about the release of op5 Monitor 4.2 here
September 14, 2009
On friday we made our bugs and features system Mantis publicly available on our support portal www.op5.com/support. Now users and visitors can view all bugs and feature requests, change logs and road maps for all op5s products and projects. By registering it is also possible to submit bugs and feature requests!
Today we have several services on our websites that needs registration to access. We are working on a single account solution to make this less tedious for regular visitors to our sites.
September 4, 2009
We have just published an article how to monitor Esx3.x, ESXi, vSphere 4 and vCenter Server with op5 Monitor. This article is op5 Monitor centric but op5 Monitor is a Nagios based Monitoring software and appliance, so this article can also be used to implement Nagios vmware monitoring.
The plugin used to gather the information is released under GPL and is developed by op5. Please feel free to use and contribute to this and the other plugins in op5 Plugins and other open source projects available on www.op5.org
August 13, 2009
op5 continues to expand the network of local partners around the world. During the summer op5 has signed with two professional partner and two services partners in USA, Spain, The Netherlands and Sweden. op5 today have partners in Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland, Germany, UK, Ireland, Sri Lanka, Russia, Hungary, Ukraine, and now also in USA, Spain and The Netherlands. Browse the list of partners.
Truepath Technologies Inc – NY, USA – New op5 Professional Partner
TruePath Technologies is a leading edge service provider with the ability to monitor, report, react and fix issues within the infrastructure. Truepath work with customers team to define what monitoring software packages are needed. They configure and maintain the monitoring tools and their customers teams use them. Truepath have high competence working with Nagios, Mom, HP Open View, Tivoli etc.
http://www.truepathtechnologies.com/
NLCom- Maastricht, The Netherlands – New op5 Professional Partner
NLcom is a network integrator and specialist in the field of network configuration and management. They have years of experience with Microsoft, Linux and open source software (Nagios). NLCom can take care of IT maintenance easy and safe. They specializes in the field of security, vpn, e-mail, spam filtering and filesharing
http://www.nlcom.nl/
Plexor AB – Forserum, Sweden – New op5 Services Partner
Plexor AB is a platform independent consultancy company that provides services around system integration, system maintenance and backup/restore/security. Plexor also develop software for integration between various business systems and database platforms. Plexor have experience working with op5s products and can act as a subcontractor to op5 and our professional partners.
http://www.plexor.se/
Atlas IT – Barcelona, Spain - New op5 Services Partner
Atlas IT is a Spanish IT system integrator based in Barcelona.
August 11, 2009
The progress of the next version of the Network Monitoring tool op5 Monitor (5.0) has now reached beta stage. The beta versions are available for download from op5s support portal. This version is a first step to a new era of Nagios based Network Monitoring software with a completely new user interface (GUI) available for testing, something that many have wanted for years but no one have had the “guts” to develop… until now. The new GUI is PHP based with a widget structure that open many exiting possibilities! The GUI is based on the Ninja project that is mentioned by Ethan to be a candidate for the next official Nagios GUI. In op5 Monitor 5.0 the new GUI is included for testing, the old GUI is still default. The new op5 Monitor 5.0 also includes a new Nagvis based network map, also available for testing. So it is a very exiting release with a lot of candy and several bugfixes.
The stable version of op5 Monitor 5.0 is expected to be released in the end of August 2009.
June 22, 2009
The webcasts from Nordic Meet on Nagios is available on the conference webpage where the Ninja GUI and the Module for effortless redundancy – Merlin was presented.
June 18, 2009
The date for beta release of the NINJA gui for Nagios has been set to July 10 and will be available for download at op5 community site, where you also can follow the project development, comment, contribute and sign up to the mailing list.
June 17, 2009
Merlin, or Module for Effortless Redundancy and Load balancing In Nagios, has reached beta stage! The Merlin project was initially started to create an easy way to set up distributed Nagios installations, allowing Nagios processes to exchange information directly as an alternative to the standard nagios way using NSCA.
The code has been available in our code library for some time and we have received a lot of comments and input as well as patches, speeding the project along. We are very grateful to everyone and anyone helping out and testing the module.
Download the Merlin beta 0.5 here or take a look at the code here.
BTW
We currently dont have any logo for the projet, but it is something we would like to have when the project reaches release. Do you like design? Whant to contribute to the project? Feel free to send your suggestion to klas.bernehjalt_at_op5.com
