Meridian 2026 is the largest architectural step we have taken in years. The changes land in two places that shape everything we ship in the future, especially where your configuration lives, and the framework the user interface is built in. Configuration moves closer to the operator Four of the configuration [...]
An AI agent enrolled 181 nodes onto a production network over four and a half days, ran an improvised command-and-control system, and moved laterally through the org. Every one of those steps was a network event. The question isn't whether a monitoring platform could have caught it. It's whether [...]
I’m not one for writing think-piece blog articles that make good LinkedIn fodder, but this subject has been eating away at me over the past few weeks as I’ve been watching the slow march of LLMs and AI take over the IT industry. I’m not convinced any programmers are going [...]
This blog post is coming out on the heels of our recent post on where OpenNMS time series storage is headed — RRDtool, Newts, and Prometheus-compatible storage — so make sure you check that out first because we're going to build off of that for what is presented here. We [...]
As of July 2024, Juniper effectively deprecated the OpenNMS component of Junos Space with the release of Space 24.1R1. OpenNMS is no longer bundled on Space VMs and has to be installed separately by users. Juniper is currently pointing users at an outdated version of OpenNMS Horizon (which is our [...]
If your team is among the 63% of organizations fielding more than a thousand infrastructure alerts a day, the problem usually isn't your monitoring platform. It's the gap between a default configuration and one that actually reflects how your environment runs. That gap is what our new Professional Services are [...]
When people think about professional service and support teams, they often imagine ticket queues and reactive troubleshooting. For the OpenNMS support and services team, the work is far more collaborative. On any given day, our resident engineers are embedded in customer environments, exploring complex networks alongside operators, helping them better [...]
Today, the tech industry is grappling with a global memory-chip crunch. Demand for DRAM and NAND is being driven to unprecedented levels by AI infrastructure build-outs, leading to supply tightening and soaring prices. For many organizations, this shortage has real cost and procurement implications. RAM and flash memory have suddenly [...]
When I installed solar panels on my home, I saw an opportunity to save on energy bills, but little did I know that it would give me an opportunity to explore how OpenNMS could be used outside of a traditional network monitoring scenario. This blog post describes how I used [...]
In this blog, we’ll go over SSO, the various elements and technologies that go into an SSO process, where Keycloak fits, and how to enable OpenNMS for SSO with Keycloak and OAuth2 Proxy. What is SSO? Single Sign-On (SSO) is an authentication process that allows [...]
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