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This Week in OpenNMS: All Together Now

It’s time for This Week in OpenNMS. This week we worked on maps, fixed a number of bugs, and spent more time on Git migration. Also, we’ve actually got the entire OpenNMS Group in the office this week, so we’ll either be incredibly productive or not at all.

Project Updates

• Stable: Current Release is 1.6.7
  1.6.7 is the current stable release, tagged October 5th. It adds a few small features. For a full list, see the bugzilla 1.6.7 milestone. This is a non-critical but recommended upgrade for anyone on OpenNMS versions older than 1.6.7.
• Unstable: Current Release is 1.7.7
  1.7.7 is the current unstable release, tagged October 5th. Since 1.7.6, there have been a ton of bugfixes, as well as a number of new features, including the DNS provisioning adapter, mobile sequence monitor, and the map adapter. A 1.7.x overview is available in the release notes on the site.
• Unstable: Map and Link Updates
  Donald, Antonio, and I continued working on some fixes and a few new small features for the map changes we’ve been working on.
• Unstable: Transitioning to a DVCS
  Matt and I also spent some more time with evaluating what needs to be done to transition to Git. We’ve got a nice basic conversion of the repo and now need to investigate a few more things before we’re ready to flip the switch, but so far it’s looking good.

Upcoming Events

• January 25th-29th, 2010: OpenNMS training will be available through The OpenNMS Group at the OpenNMS training facility in Pittsboro, NC.
• February 19th-21st, 2010: OpenNMS will be attending the Southern California Linux Expo.

If you have anything to add to the events list, please let me know.

Until Next Week…

As always, if there’s anything you’d like me to talk about in a future TWiO, or you just have a comment, criticism, or spare desks and monitors you’d like to share, don’t hesitiate to say hi.

Tags: git, maps, scale, training