The OpenNMS Minion includes useful, built-in commands to verify configuration and debug access to management agents. In this Discourse article, Ronny Trommer, Community/Product Manager at The OpenNMS Group, shows how to test connectivity with the Minion, perform a health check, execute a remote ping to arbitrary FQDNs or IP addresses, [...]
Since last time, we worked on more documentation, running as non-root, time-series API enhancements, a Telemetryd Karaf CLI, VMware script fixes, Docker Content Trust, and various Vue3 UI exploration.
In July, we released updates to all OpenNMS Meridian versions under active support, as well as an update to Horizon 28.
Since last time, we continued to work on documentation improvements and a new experimental Vue-based UI, plus the unified config API, JDK17 support, Time-Series API enhancements, Docker image improvements, Kafka CollectionSet enhancements, Nephron and Catheter, Health Check, and ReST query fixes.
Since last time, we worked on Cortex flow export, Docker Content Trust signing for Minion, Nephron improvements, fixes for running as non-root, IPLIKE, default flow configs, a new Vue UI, and Helm, plus documentation for filter rules, firewall settings, host resource monitor, SNMP config ReST API, FTP and BSF detectors, ActiveMQ tuning, provisioning, and table formatting.
Since last time, we updated Helm, Minion, and detector docs, Kafka event/alarm streams, time-series Karaf utilities, Nephron benchmarking, non-root OpenNMS, JVM startup options, Minion config schema publishing, metadata search support, Newts Datastax support, Vue3 UI prototyping, Minion health check, and Helm.
Since last time, we continued to work on improved documentation and testing, plus Minion startup, Nephron, running as non-root, Time-Series enhancements, a Karaf shell command for Telemetryd response time, OpenJDK 17 building, RPC handling of metadata, and a proof-of-concept for a vue3 web UI.
Since last time, we worked on running as non-root, a bunch of doc updates, dependency updates, threshold validation, collection set persisting, time-series API and metadata, Nephron, Minion health check, UI improvements, and Helm dashboards.
If you look at the OpenNMS documentation, you’ll notice a change. Yes, it has a more polished appearance thanks to our new corporate branding, but it also has improved content and functionality as a result of our recent migration from AsciiDoctor to Antora for building the documentation. Migrating the [...]
Since last time, we did a bunch more documentation updates, plus worked on a number of bug fixes and instrumentation updates to flow processing and Nephron, Docker Container Trust, thresholding, metadata, the time-series API, and Minion health checks.
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