Nagios World Conference Europe 2011 hosted by Würth Phoenix
We hope the Nagios World Conference Europe was valuable for everyone who participated. We enjoyed seeing so many individuals and organizations, that were looking to deploy or enhance a Open Source monitoring, sharing their experiences and deepening their knowledge.
For all participants as well as for those who could not attend, a first video summary on the Conference is now available. Interviews will follow asap. Any comments will be appreciated 😉
More tools don't mean more intelligence. Especially when the model runs on your own hardware. Let's be honest: Ever since the Model Context Protocol became the de facto standard for connecting an LLM to the outside world, a sort of Read More
Historical log data is valuable – until the cost of keeping every shard online starts competing with the value of the data itself. Elasticsearch searchable snapshots offer a practical middle ground for a NetEye installation: Keep an index in a Read More
Office 365 is a suite of online subscription services offered by Microsoft as part of the Microsoft 365 ecosystem. It includes capabilities for document creation and management, email, video conferencing, collaboration, and many other productivity services. The upcoming NetEye Extension Read More
The code is the structure, the LLM is the glue at the joints. There's a widespread misconception about automations “powered by artificial intelligence”: People picture a model you give an order to, which then carries out a complex operation from Read More
Practical lessons learned from real-world alert routing, automation, and integrations Introduction As mentioned at the end of Part 1, let's continue exploring practical use cases and real‑world solutions for Jira Operations alert handling and enrichment. NetEye, Icinga, and Jira Ops Read More