Suppose you’re using lots of maps to make the navigation of your IT infrastructure more user friendly for your (management) user who’s not at all technically minded. That person wants to see the IT status of their systems in graphical form, but there’s a problem in that the IT assets change over time, and it…
Read MoreWhat’s What NetEye is a comprehensive IT Monitoring and Observability platform developed by Würth Phoenix. It’s based on open-source tools like Icinga, NagVis, Grafana, Elastic Stack, among others, and is tailored for enterprise IT infrastructure monitoring, IT Operations Analytics (ITOA), and IT Service Management (ITSM). NagVis is an open-source visualization tool that provides graphical representations…
Read MoreNagVis, which in NetEye 4 is called the “Maps” Application, is a visualization add-on for the well-known network management system Nagios® and Icinga. NagVis can visualize monitoring status data as objects overlaid on maps to display them in different layouts: So in general, NagVis (Maps) is a presentation tool for information gathered in NetEye by…
Read MoreThis article stems from a project on the remote control of devices using NagVis maps. The main purpose is to find an easy way to actuate a remote device through a click on an interface. To do this, we implemented a method that uses Nagvis’ context menu by adding links. Clicking on them sends a…
Read MoreNagVis is a visualization add-on for NetEye, and can be used to show NetEye monitoring data, over for example, a Network Schema as the use case below will show you. Thanks to NagVis, you can import a previously created network schema into NetEye, and overlay network objects that have previously been monitored by NetEye. Let’s…
Read MoreHi everyone, in this article I want to tell you about the NagVis module and how we’re going to customize a template so that it can allow us to modify the information displayed during mouse-over (hover). Basically, what we’ll try to achieve will be to preview the performance graphs written on Influx via an additional…
Read MoreIntegration of NagVis monitoring maps into the monitoring details view of NetEye 3 with Thruk
Read MoreTo increase the usability within NagMap, we’ve implemented two new features for the new version 3.5 of NetEye. Adding a new host directly on the map In order to map a host in NagMap, until now you had to discover the coordinates of your host and subsequently insert them in Monarch. The new feature allows…
Read MoreThe new version of WÜRTHPHOENIX NetEye has been released. Among the various newly introduced modules, one of the most significant features is Real User Monitoring. The Real User Monitoring is an innovative approach that checks the availability, reliability and response time of the services from the end user perspective allowing to discover if the cause of…
Read MoreTo reach NetEye anytime and everywhere we developed a new App for the most common smartphones and tablets (iPhone, iPad, Android, Blackberry, Windows Mobile). It is possible for you to access all information contained in NetEye as the host/service/business process status navigating to the performance graphs, NagVis, Google Map or the documentation in Wiki. Finally,…
Read MoreCon NagVis 1.4 é stato introdotto il concetto dei Gadgets. Gadgets sono script php dinamici in grado di leggere i dati di performance dei servizi e host objects in Nagios. I Gadgets permettono la creazione di grafici e charts dinamici sullo stato e performance dei servizi e hosts configurati in Nagios. Con questa nuova funzione…
Read MoreGiovedì 16.07.2009, dopo 5 ore di viaggio siamo arrivati a Scarmagno (TO), dove eravamo stati invitati ad un evento, organizzato da un nostro partner locale MCS. Durante la mattina si è parlato delle soluzioni di sicurezza della rete offerte da Axel firewall. La sessione pomeridiana ha avuto inizio con una connessione in remoto a NetEye…
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