Since last time, we worked on documentation, trapoid/hwEntity handling, Nephron and Cortex, Karaf 4.3, classification rules, config manager upgrade and ReST API, and vue-based UI and geomaps.
In September, we released updates to all OpenNMS Meridian versions under active support, as well as an update for Horizon 28.
Since last time, we worked on the config API, OIA, the time-series API, Netflow debugging, Telemetryd config, the flow classification rule parser, trap OID handling, WSman config validation, documentation, syslog hostname resolution, asynchronous node processing in Kafka, UI cleanups, opennms.js, ReST fixes and updates, Vue gomaps and UI proof-of-concept, Cortex flows in Helm, and OpenAPI documentation.
Submitting issues, fixing bugs, contributing features, enhancements, and extensions, writing documentation, or reporting security issues are all valuable ways that our community helps make OpenNMS a better monitoring platform. OpenNMS uses Jira to manage issue tracking and development. Once you have a Jira account and have signed the OpenNMS [...]
Since last time, we worked on Elasticsearch bulk updating, tons of documentation improvements, syslog message processing, flow classification, Cortex in Nephron, time-series tag handling, the new config management API, gRPC support in the twin API, tests, internal stats, Liquibase, Vue UI and geomap, scheduled outages, and Helm.
We recently migrated our documentation to Antora. Learn more about how we did it: the good, the bad, and the technical.
Since last time, we worked on syslog DNS hostname resolution, provisioning docs, flapping tests, flow classification performance, config management, the IFTTT plugin, flow processing, form validation, Vue geomaps and UI proofs-of-concept, discovery config ReST APIs, and Helm ipInterface improvements.
In August, we released updates to all OpenNMS Meridian versions under active support, as well as an update to Horizon 28. This is the final Meridian 2018 release, as it has reached end-of-life.
Since last time, we did more work on documentation, Nephron and flows, config management, Cortex, the Twin API, Trapd, running as non-root, Vue Geomaps, and web input handling.
If you use Provisiond to populate all or part of your node database, you may want to define how data is stored so that it remains in the same directory even if a nodeID changes. Mark Mahacek, Senior Application Support Engineer at The OpenNMS Group, shares how to do this [...]
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