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03. 04. 2026 Damiano Chini Bug Fixes, NetEye

Bug Fixes for NetEye 4.42, 4.43, 4.44, 4.45, 4.46 and 4.47

Fix MariaDB restarts after mariadb-server-galera version 10.11.15 We have resolved an issue that caused MariaDB to fail during restart operations after Red Hat repositories published mariadb-server-galera version 10.11.15. The issue could occur in the following cases: List of updated packages To solve the issues mentioned above, the following packages have been updated:

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02. 04. 2026 Daniel Vedovato NetEye, Unified Monitoring

Monitoring Ollama in NetEye with ollama-metrics and check_prometheus

Running Ollama locally or on dedicated hardware is straightforward until you need to know whether a model is actually loaded in RAM, how fast it generates tokens under load, or when memory consumption reaches a threshold that affects other workloads. A simple TCP port check confirms the process is alive, nothing more. This tutorial shows…

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01. 04. 2026 Gianluca Piccolo Bug Fixes, NetEye

NetEye 4 – Security Advisory (Grafana)

Important: Grafana security update Type/Severity NetEye Product Security has rated this update as having a high security impact. Topic An update for the grafana packages is now available for NetEye 4. Security Fix for NetEye 4.46 Summary There are several patched vulnerabilities. For details on how to apply this update, which includes the changes described in this advisory,…

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01. 04. 2026 Davide Zeni Downloads / Release Notes, NetEye, Unified Monitoring

NetEye 4.47 Release Notes

Welcome to version 4.47 of our NetEye v4 Unified Monitoring Platform. As you log in, you’ll be greeted by the Rittner Horn at sunset, overlooking the valleys of South Tyrol as warm evening light settles across the landscape. The rugged silhouettes of the mountains are softened by gentle shades of pink and gold. Considered one…

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31. 03. 2026 Rocco Pezzani Log-SIEM, NetEye, Unified Monitoring

Massive Near-Real-Time Monitoring with NetEye

Hello to you all. It’s been a while. Don’t worry though, this won’t be a long and technical post. It’s just to let you know I’m doing (almost) well and to tell you about our latest news. The Metrics Challenge In the last year we’ve had a lot on our plate, but this hasn’t affected…

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31. 03. 2026 Csaba Remenar NetEye

Automating Icinga 2 Agent Builds for IBM Power (ppc64le)

Not long ago, I received an interesting request from one of our client’s Unix teams: They wanted a URL where the latest version of the Icinga 2 agent is always available. An important requirement was that this version should stay in sync with the current NetEye server version, enabling fully automated installation and updates. I…

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31. 03. 2026 Luigi Miazzo Icinga Web 2, NetEye

Rethinking Authentication and Authorization in a Multi-Component Platform with OIDC

Modern platforms rarely consist of a single application. Instead, they are ecosystems: monitoring, logging, visualization, ITSM, and a fair amount of glue holding everything together. In environments like NetEye, this translates into components such as Icinga 2 and Icinga Web 2 (along with all of their custom modules), Grafana, Elasticsearch/Kibana, GLPI, and more. Each of…

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30. 03. 2026 Davide Sbetti APM, Log Management, Log-SIEM, NetEye

Sending OTel Data to Elasticsearch: Tenant Segregation through OAuth

Hi everyone! Today I’d like to share with you an investigation we undertook related to ingesting Open Telemetry data in Elasticsearch, while maintaining tenant segregation from start to end. The Scenario Let’s imagine we have multiple customers, where in this case “multiple” may be well in the order of hundreds, who would like to send…

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30. 03. 2026 Paolo Seghetti NetEye, Unified Monitoring

SNMP and Non-connected Interfaces

SNMP monitoring is the standard method for obtaining information and metrics from network devices. Typically, we focus on extracting data from a single interface to monitor its status, traffic, or errors. But in many cases, we’re only interested in getting an overview of the interfaces, or, to avoid overloading our somewhat outdated devices, we limit…

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30. 03. 2026 Gianluca Piccolo Bug Fixes, NetEye

Bug Fixes for NetEye 4.46

In the ITOA module we fixed a bug that prevented the Performance Graphs to be shown in the Monitoring host and service page. List of updated packages

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27. 03. 2026 Gabriele Bocchi Automation, Development, DevOps, NetEye

From Private to Public: Building a Secure GitHub Organization

Creating a GitHub organization is easy. Creating a public one that is actually well-structured, secure, and maintainable over time… not so much. At the beginning, it feels like a simple task: create the org, push some repositories, maybe define a couple of teams, and you’re done. But as soon as things become public, the whole…

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25. 03. 2026 Guglielmo Fortuni Atlassian, NetEye, Unified Monitoring

Jira Operations Tips & Tricks for NetEye Users – Part 1

Practical lessons learned from real-world alert routing, automation, and integrations

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19. 03. 2026 Dennis Orlando Bug Fixes, NetEye

Bug Fixes for NetEye 4.46

We addressed the following issues in the Alyvix module UI: List of updated packages

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13. 03. 2026 Davide Sbetti Bug Fixes, NetEye

Bug Fixes for NetEye 4.46

Error during GLPI inventory task execution We have fixed a bug related to the Asset Management module and in particular in the usage of the GLPI inventory plugin to gather the inventory. List of updated packages To solve the issue mentioned above, the following packages have been updated for NetEye 4.46:

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06. 03. 2026 Damiano Chini Log-SIEM, NetEye

One Elastic Fleet Policy, Multiple Behaviors: Selective Agent Configuration with Agent Providers

In many Elastic deployments, the natural approach every time you encounter a server with different needs is to create a new Fleet policy. Each group seems to require its own small set of tweaks or additional integrations. But the more policies you create, the harder it becomes to maintain and scale your configuration. In reality…

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