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Posts Tagged ‘provisiond’

This Week in OpenNMS: 1.8.0 Released, iPhone App Coming!

June 14th, 2010

It’s time for This Week in OpenNMS. In the last 2 weeks, we released 1.8.0, started finalizing the iPhone/iPad app, and did some more bugfixing. Project Updates Stable: Current Release is 1.8.0 1.8.0 is the current stable release, tagged June 7th. The first major stable release in the 1.8 series, it adds a whole slew of new features compared

Tags: 1.8, dev-jam, disman, identi.ca, ios, ipad, iphone, ksc, maps, microblog, net-snmp, oscon, provisiond, reporting, solaris, stateofthemap, svg, This Week in OpenNMS, twitter
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This Week in OpenNMS: And So It Begins

May 24th, 2010

It’s time for This Week in OpenNMS. In the last week, we… wait. Holy crap, did I read this right? We released 1.8 rc1? It can’t be! Project Updates Stable: Current Release is 1.6.11 1.6.11 is the current stable release, tagged May 20th. It adds a few small features and fixes a few bugs. For a full list, see

Tags: 1.8, ackd, acls, air, asterisk, bsf, bugs, cisl, dev-jam, dns, jasper, jdbc, jmx, junit, liquibase, logging, maps, memcached, openstreemaps, oscon, osgi, provisiond, radius, rancid, remote poller, reporting, restful, self, sms, snmp, spring, stateofthemap, svg, wmi, xmp
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This Week in OpenNMS: All Prepped Up with No Place to Release

May 17th, 2010

It’s time for This Week in OpenNMS. In the last week, we did more bug fixing in map code, Provisiond work, and a few other things. We expect to be doing the 1.7.90 release candidate this coming week, if all goes well. Project Updates Stable: Current Release is 1.6.10 1.6.10 is the current stable release, tagged March 9th. It

Tags: capsd, cisl, dev-jam, dns, logging, managementworld, maps, oscon, provisiond, remote poller, self, svg, tmf
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This Week in OpenNMS: At the User Conference

May 4th, 2010

It’s time for This Week in OpenNMS. In the last week, we spent more time fixing bugs, working on maps, and working on Provisiond. Project Updates Stable: Current Release is 1.6.10 1.6.10 is the current stable release, tagged March 9th. It adds a few small features and fixes a few bugs. For a full list, see the bugzilla 1.6.10

Tags: bugs, cisl, dev-jam, google maps, managementworld, mapquest, maps, nethinks, openstreemaps, oscon, provisiond, remote poller, self, svg, thresholding, tmf, uce
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This Week in OpenNMS: Mapping Out the Future

April 26th, 2010

It’s time for This Week in OpenNMS. In the last week, we spent more time fixing bugs, working on maps, and working on Provisiond. Project Updates Stable: Current Release is 1.6.10 1.6.10 is the current stable release, tagged March 9th. It adds a few small features and fixes a few bugs. For a full list, see the bugzilla 1.6.10

Tags: bugs, cisl, dev-jam, google maps, managementworld, mapquest, maps, nethinks, openlayers, openstreemaps, oscon, provisiond, remote poller, self, tmf, uce
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This Week in OpenNMS: Slipping Is the New On-Time

April 19th, 2010

It’s time for This Week in OpenNMS. In the last week, we spent more time fixing bugs, working on maps, and working on Provisiond. Project Updates Stable: Current Release is 1.6.10 1.6.10 is the current stable release, tagged March 9th. It adds a few small features and fixes a few bugs. For a full list, see the bugzilla 1.6.10

Tags: 1.8, bugs, failover, gwt, managementworld, maps, nethinks, provisiond, remote poller, reporting, self, tmf, uce
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This Week in OpenNMS: Banning Scrum with Scrumban

September 21st, 2009

It’s time for This Week in OpenNMS. This week we did more SMS work, and released a new stable version of OpenNMS. Project Updates Stable: Current Release is 1.6.6 1.6.6 is the current stable release, tagged September 18th. It fixes a number of bugs, and adds a few features. For a full list, see the bugzilla 1.6.6 milestone. This

Tags: agile, capsd, dns, osmc, provisiond, scrumban, sms
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This Week in OpenNMS: Gotta Have Priorities

September 14th, 2009

It’s time for This Week in OpenNMS. This week we almost wrapped up the SMS work, and did a little bit of cleanup on other projects. Also, I was able to check out the Carolina Hurricanes training camp yesterday, so it’s time again to decide which is more important: hockey, or work. (Hint: it starts with “h.”) Project Updates

Tags: atlanta linuxfest, dns, osmc, provisiond, sms, training
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This Week in OpenNMS: Waterfallin’

June 29th, 2009

It’s time for This Week in OpenNMS. This week some of the regulars were out of town, but somehow we got some code committed anyways… Project Updates Stable: Current Release is 1.6.5 1.6.5 is the current stable release, released May 16th. It fixes a number of bugs, and adds a few features. For a full list, see the bugzilla

Tags: acls, bsf, build system, castor, cca, groovy, janitor, opensourceworld, provisiond, sourceforge, tip, TMforum, training
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This Week in OpenNMS: Pants Optional

June 22nd, 2009

It’s time for This Week in OpenNMS. This week, we’ve continued work on what will become OpenNMS 1.8, and gone pants-optional. Project Updates Stable: Current Release is 1.6.5 1.6.5 is the current stable release, released May 16th. It fixes a number of bugs, and adds a few features. For a full list, see the bugzilla 1.6.5 milestone. This is

Tags: acls, bsf, build system, cca, http, https, janitor, jdbc, obp, opensourceworld, provisiond, rancid, sms, sourceforge, training
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