Sorry this is out a bit late, I’m super sick. I’ll probably write this and go right back to bed.
In the last week we did a lot of preparation for Horizon 24, plus continued work on the graph service, RPC and sink metrics, and some UI work.
Github Project Updates
- Internals, APIs, and Documentation
- Patrick did more work on enhancements to the graph service.
- I cleaned up some startup script issues in prep for Horizon 24.
- Jesse worked on extracting additional event parameters from varbind values based on regular expressions.
- Jeff fixed upgrades to keep karaf shell history.
- Matt made some fixes to prefab graph support in OIA.
- Chandra continued to work on enhancing metrics and tracing in the RPC and Sink APIs.
- Lots of documentation work was done in preparation for Horizon 24’s release.
- David started working on fixing thresholds handling node category changes.
- Patrick worked on persisting graph repository collections.
- Ronny did more work on improvements to our docker containers.
- Web & UI
- David did more work on the Helm integration for root cause handling in situations.
- Christian fixed an issue in the MIB parser that could cause exceptions.
April OpenNMS Horizon and Meridian Releases
OpenNMS Horizon (Rapid Release)
April marks a new major Horizon release: OpenNMS Horizon 24. The most notable improvements are big updates to alarm correlation (including support for Tensorflow-based AI correlation), a new developer API for creating OpenNMS plugins, a web UI refresh, and flow enhancements.
For a complete list of changes in Horizon 24, see the release notes.
OpenNMS Meridian (LTS)
We also updated Meridian all the way back to Meridian 2016, primarily to fix a bug in SNMP processing of certain buggy agent behaviors that could cause an out of memory exception.
For a complete list of changes, see the release notes:
Upcoming Events and Appearances
- NETHINKS Training in Fulda, Germany - June and OctoberNETHINKS will be offering German-language training in their headquarters in Fulda, Germany.There are 2 dates available:
- June 3rd through 7th
- October 21st through 25th
For more details or to sign up, see the NETHINKS training page.
- OpenNMS Dev-Jam 2019 in Minneapolis, MNDev-Jam 2019 will be once again on the University of Minneapolis campus, from June 24th through 28th.More details are available in the announcement.
Please plan on joining us for a week of fun, coding, and frivolity. - OSMC 2019 in Nuremberg, Germany - November 4th through 7thWe will be at OSMC in November.
Details are still forthcoming but we’re hoping to do a 1-day workshop.For more information on OSMC, see their website.
Until Next Week…
If there’s anything you’d like me to talk about in a future OOH, or you just have a comment or criticism you’d like to share, don’t hesitate to say hi.
- Ben
Resolved Issues Since Last OOH
- ALEC-58: Expand test coverage for smoke tests
- ALEC-61: Add health check for the main driver
- ALEC-62: KEM: Reduce messages sent to stdout/stderr
- ALEC-64: Inventory does not automatically refresh with the direct datasource
- HELM-146: Rework alarm table severity colors
- HZN-1078: Java 9 Support
- HZN-1284: Project Sentinel
- HZN-1317: Enhanced Alarm Life Cycle and Service Layer
- HZN-1320: Topology and model enhancements for correlation
- HZN-1513: circleci packaging strategy
- HZN-1522: The GraphService interface should return GenericGraph instead of Graph
- HZN-1535: Initial CircleCI pipeline
- HZN-1542: PDF reports with Jasper and Grafana POC
- NMS-9737: Cleanup default SNMP data collection
- NMS-10420: Wrong data type for Cassandra Thread Pool performance metrics
- NMS-10576: Documentation has not addressed refactoring of Single-Port flow listener
- NMS-10608: Fix all bootstrap 4 related issues or UI fixes we want to address with that upgrade
- NMS-10638: Allow Java 8-11 by default
- NMS-10647: ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException during error handling in SNMP MIB Compiler
- NMS-10663: bin/runjava tries to evaluate an empty value as a candidate JVM pathname
- OIA-18: Exposing prefabricated graphs is broken
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