April 2021 Releases – Horizon 27.1.1, Meridians 2018.1.27, 2019.1.18, and 2020.1.7
In April, we released updates to all OpenNMS versions under active support.
March 2021 Releases – Horizon 27.1.0, Meridians 2018.1.26, 2019.1.17, and 2020.1.6
For March we released point updates to all OpenNMS versions under active support.
February 2021 Releases – Horizon 27.0.4, Meridians 2018.1.25, 2019.1.16, and 2020.1.5
For February we released point updates to all OpenNMS versions under active support.
January 2021 Releases – Horizon 27.0.3, Meridians 2020.1.4 and 2019.1.15
For January we released point updates to Horizon 27, Meridian 2020, and Meridian 2019.
November 2020 Releases: Horizon 27.0.2, Meridian 2018.1.24, 2019.1.14, & 2020.1.3
In November we released updates to all supported Meridians as well as Horizon 27.
October Releases: Horizon 26.2.2, Meridians 2018.1.23, 2019.1.12, and 2020.1.0
In October we released a Horizon 26 bug fix release, as well as Meridian maintenance releases on the 2018 and 2019 branches. The biggest news, however, is the release of Meridian 2020.
Coming October 2020: Meridian 2020!
Based on Horizon 26.1.3, here’s a preview of some of the features we’re excited to bring to Meridian 2020: Enriched Flows, Better Messaging with Kafka Configure flows to include node metadata before forwarding to Kafka so that you can aggregate flow data or integrate it with your own custom database [...]
September Updates: Meridian 2017-2019 & Horizon 26
In September, we released updates for all supported OpenNMS releases.
OpenNMS On the Horizon – Bug Fixing, Remote Poller in Minion, OpenConfig, Meridian 2020, Dev-Jam Videos Live
In the last week we did more bug fixing, continued the work of moving remote poller funcitonality to the Minion, OpenConfig support, Meridian 2020 prep, and more. Also, the presentations for Dev-Jam 2020 are now live.
OpenNMS On the Horizon – Bug Fixes, Documentation Updates, Remote Poller, Virtual Dev-Jam 2020
In the last 2 weeks we did more bug fixing work, continued to chip away at moving the remote poller to Minion, and then -- of course -- Dev-Jam projects.
