CURRENT STATE OF ICINGA

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1 FlossUK 2014 Brighton 20th March - TEAM ICINGA CURRENT STATE OF ICINGA

2 Agenda Introduction Tools & Platform Icinga project update New in Icinga 1.x Icinga 2 Icinga Web 2 What s next Questions & Answers

3 INTRODUCTION

4 Me Bernd Erk Icinga responsibilities Project orga Reporting Community In the Icinga game since (100% senseless)

5 About Icinga Forked from Nagios in April 2009 Different teams with independent responsibilities Icinga Core Icinga Packaging Icinga Web & Reporting Icinga Q&A & Docs Icinga VMs Icinga Community 24 active members on the team Still searching!

6 Icinga Team Core Community Packaging Web & Repor2ng Docs & QA VMs We want you!

7 TOOLS & PLATFORM

8 TOOLS AND PLATFORM Icinga Quality, Testing and Community Support Website and Open Source Ticketing System Icinga Core Icinga 2 Icinga Doc Icinga Reports C-based source MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle C++-based source with multiple components based on Markdown based on Jasper Reports IDOUTILS IDO Livestatus Cluster Icinga Web based on PHP using ExtJS, Agavi MVC Icinga 2 Web Based on PHP / responsive design 3 rd Party Tools

9 Current Architecture Classic UI Icinga Core Icinga 2 Icinga Web 2 IDOUtils REST API Mobile Icinga Web IDO Database SOAP Provider Icinga Reporting

10 ICINGA PROJECT UPDATE

11 Statistics Solved issues last year

12 Quality DEV. WIKI. BLOG. DOC.

13 Continous Integration Jenkins Server build.icinga.org

14 Operating System Support Global package repository packages.icinga.org Snapshot and release builds Builds for major platforms RHEL SLES Fedora OpenSuse Debian Supplement (not replacement) for official repos like RepoForge or Debian Backports

15 Documentation We had DocBook

16 Documentation Future DocBook Pros You can generate hundreds of different formats out of one Docbook DocBook Cons We didn t! Updating DocBook files is time-consuming and complicated It sucks! Switch from DocBook to Markdown Icinga 2 doc is available in Markdown from day one We ll migrate the 1.x documentation to Markdown

17 Documentation Markdown How it will look like ### Installation Paths!! By default Icinga 2 uses the following files and directories:!! Path Description! ! /etc/icinga2 Contains Icinga 2 configuration files.! /etc/init.d/icinga2 The Icinga 2 init script.! /usr/share/doc/icinga2 Documentation files that come with Icinga 2.! /usr/share/icinga2/itl The Icinga Template Library.! /var/run/icinga2 PID file.!!...!

18 NEW IN ICINGA 1.x

19 Changes in Icinga 1.10 and 1.11 Icinga Core Add check source to check result / status data Chance to add more than one IDO module to Core Commands for freshness checks Classic UI Added filter modification New live search Custom variables in extended info Standalone version available IDO Performance improvements using transactions and bulk updates Config option for custom variable dump

20 Changes in Icinga Web 1.10 and 1.11 Updated cronk list design in menu New icon design New categories Additional unhandled views in updated categories Updated instance cronk State type as default in all cronks Updated time zone handling Deletion of all comments for service or host Various UI tweaks ExtJS Upgrade

21 Demo Icinga 1.x DEMO

22 ICINGA 2

23 Icinga 2 - Overview Based on C++ and Boost Supports all major *NIX and Windows platforms Different config format there is a conversion script! Included cluster stack Functions by component icinga2-disable-feature / icinga2-enable-feature Components can run anywhere in a cluster MySQL, PostgreSQL and Livestatus support included Packages and Vagrant Box available now!

24 Icinga 2 Components Checker Cluster Compat Command Pipe Compat Log Status.dat Livestatus Perfdata Notification ido_mysql ido_postgresql

25 Icinga 2 Major config differences There is no host check -> Use the check attribute Global macros Contact and Contactgroup -> User and UserGroup no notification-specific attributes for services -> Notification Object Freely definable macros for commands define command { command_name ping4 command_line $USER1$/check_ping - H $HOSTADDRESS $ - w $ARG1$ - c $ARG2$ - p 5 } define service { use host_name service_descripjon check_command }!! local- service localhost PING ping4!100.0,20%!500.0,60% object CheckCommand "ping4" { command = "$plugindir$/check_ping - H $HOSTADDRESS$ - w $wrta$,$wpl%$ - c $crta$,$cpl%$", macros = { wrta = 100, wpl = 20, crta = 500, cpl = 60 } } object Host localhost" { services[ PING ] = { check_command = ping4, //macros[ wrta ] = 250 } }!

26 Icinga 2 Major config differences New notification object Icinga 1 service - > (contact, contactgroup) - > nojficajon command! nojficajon_opjons w,u,c,r,f,s! Icinga 2 service - > nojficajon - > nojficajoncommand - > user, usergroup! nojficajon_state_filter = (StateFilterWarning StateFilterUnknown StateFilterCriJcal), nojficajon_type_filter = (NoJficaJonProblem NoJficaJonRecovery NoJficaJonFlappingStart NoJficaJonFlappingEnd NoJficaJonDownJmeStart NoJficaJonDownJmeEnd NoJficaJonDownJmeRemoved)! No fixed macro for IP address(es) Escalations act as notification with defined begin and end start end = nojficajon start + (nojficajon_interval * first_nojficajon) = nojficajon start + (nojficajon_interval * last_nojficajon)!

27 Icinga 2 Cluster Cluster-based communication using SSL Bidirectional connections supported Domain support for logic splits in the configuration Hash-based load distribution binlog like retention for monitoring events and messages Distributed components throughout the cluster compat perfdata livestatus checker Icinga2 Icinga2 checker replication notification ido IDO Database

28 Demo Icinga 2 DEMO

29 Icinga 2 What s next Apply apply template Service flossuk-ping" to Host where host!= "localhost apply template Service "flossuk-ping" to Host where "linux-server" in hostgroups apply template Service "flossuk-ping" to Host where "linux-server" in hostgroups host in [ "localhost" ] apply template Service "flossuk-ping" to Host where "linux-server" in hostgroups && host in [ "localhost2" ] apply template Service flossuk-ping" to Host where regex("e", host) Works with constants and variables Match and Regex-Support

30 Icinga 2 What s next Business Process Integration Coming later this year Basic user story in dev-tracker Rule based configuration Nested business project objects Different levels and priorities Expression/Wildcard/RegExp Puppet Modules More Documentation See Roadmap!

31 ICINGA WEB 2

32 DEV. WIKI. BLOG. DOC. Different Interfaces for Icinga Icinga Classic Icinga Web Thruk, Icinga Mobile Icinga Web 2

33 Why another Interface We want a solution for all platforms Simple and lightweight Responsive for desktop, tablet, phone Icinga-Classic doesn t fit enterprise needs Icinga-Web is hard to extend CLI-Support for cronjobs, plugins and shell Support for multiple backends All existing versions will be in active maintenance!

34 Icinga Web 2 Lightweight like Icinga classic and flexible like Icinga Web Easy to extend and embed into other projects Support for multiple backends Status.dat Database Livestatus Supports multiple backends simultaneously, as failover backend Supports Icinga 1.x and Icinga 2.x Responsive actions FAST!

35 Demo Icinga Web 2 DEMO

36 Demo Icinga Web 2 What else?

37 Demo Icinga Web 2 - CLI

38 WHAT S NEXT

39 Roadmap DEV. WIKI. BLOG. DOC. Roadmap Icinga roadmap Roadmap Icinga 2 Roadmap Icinga Web 2 Roadmap based on Bugs Sponsors Feedback (feedback.icinga.org, Twitter, etc.) Team members interests

40 Releases & Events Releases Icinga & Web 1.11 (Spring) 3/13/ (Fall) Releases Icinga Web 2 April / May 2014 Releases Icinga /31/ /5/2014 Many new releases in 2014 Events Oscon Portland 2014 Portland (July) PuppetConf 2014 San Francisco (September)

41 QUESTIONS & ANSWERS Web Development dev.icinga.org? Feedback feedback.icinga.org Wiki wiki.icinga.org Support support.icinga.org Twitter twitter.com/icinga Questions & Answers Facebook facebook.com/icinga.. Everywhere!