OpenNMS

Since last time, we released Meridian 2021, plus worked on the DNS requisition handler, documentation, Newts, Nephron and Catheter, smoke tests, the Minion, PRIS, flows, notifications, and Helm.

We worked on Selenium monitor, VMware, BSF and other documentation, Nephron, Karaf, Minion, UI layout, notifications, opennms.js, and Helm.

OpenNMS is an “old school open source project” in many ways. We’ve been around for 20 years, spent most of that time hacking on code, and our community feels like family. Typical of early open source projects, marketing and branding haven’t always been a top priority at OpenNMS. We’ve always had a logo (a logotype, [...]

Today we launched a new look for OpenNMS, a rebranding effort that has been going on for the better part of a year. It represents a lot more than just a new logo and new colors. While OpenNMS has been around for over two decades now, it is also quite different from when it started. […]

In May, we released updates to all OpenNMS Horizon and Meridian versions under active support, and released the first iteration of Meridian 2021.

Since last time, we worked on configuration management, poller metrics, situations on the Minion, documentation, dependencies, notifications, Newts, Tests, PRIS, Java, Karaf, Selenium monitor, OpenNMS.js and Helm, UI fixes, and a UI refresh.

Since last time, we worked on Selenium monitor, VMware, BSF and other documentation, Nephron, Karaf, Minion, UI layout, notifications, opennms.js, and Helm.

In the last week we did a ton more bugfixing and enhancements related to Kafka, the Karaf CLI, Newts, Time-Series Metadata, Nephron, Flows, Minion, BMP, the measurements API, the Selenium monitor, ReST, and the web UI.