The developer team of OMD (Open Monitoring Distribution) released the version 0.50 today. This version contains bugfixes and lots of updated packages including Shinken, Thruk, PNP4Nagios, Mod-Gearman, check_oracle_health and check_mysql_health.
| Author: | Sven Nierlein |
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| Tags: | check_mysql_health, check_oracle_health, Nagios, omd, repository, Thruk |
| Categories: | nagios, omd |
Jolokia and Jmx4Perl will go on tour this autumn. Roland Huss will talk about both projects in November at Devoxx, Antwerp, which is the biggest independent Java community conference in the world and at the Open Source Monitoring Conference, Nuremberg.
Üblicherweise ruft man check_oracle_health mit den Kommandozeilenparametern
check_oracle_health --username <user> --password <pass> --connect <sid>auf. Voraussetzung dafür ist natürlich, dass die SID in einem Verzeichnisdienst oder in einer Datei tnsnames.ora vorhanden sein muss.
| Author: | Gerhard Laußer |
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There is a now an ‘unofficial’ OMD Repository OMD Repository.
This makes new installations and upgrading your OMD sites even more easier.
Mod-Gearman 1.0.8 has been released (download).
This release mostly contains bugfixes only and a minor change to use the identifier more often.
| Author: | Sven Nierlein |
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| Tags: | Mod-Gearman, Nagios |
| Categories: | mod-gearman, nagios |
Lately I had to deal with Excel files as REST Http service response. I came up with a pretty clever validation mechanism in Citrus that I would like to share with you. You can apply the Excel validator to your Citrus project, too. It is not very complicated as you will see in this post.
| Author: | Christoph Deppisch |
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| Tags: | Citrus |
| Categories: | citrus, development |
TestNG provides brilliant support for test parameters and data providers. With some annotation magic you are able to pass parameter values to your test method and finally to your Citrus test logic.
| Author: | Christoph Deppisch |
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| Tags: | Citrus, testng |
| Categories: | citrus, development |
Seit heute gibt es die Version 1.6.9 von check_oracle_health. Hauptzweck ist die Beseitigung eines Problems, das auftaucht, wenn man das Plugin unter OMD einsetzt. Daneben ist aber auch die Liste der Modi erweitert worden, um noch mehr Fehlersituationen in großen Oracle-Installationen rechtzeitig erkennen zu können.