Thread: [Shinken-devel] New born : Shinken Solutions
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From: nap <nap...@gm...> - 2013-07-23 11:57:08
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Hi all, As some of you already know today is my last day as a sysadmin. I loved this job because it make me used and build my own monitoring tool, and push its limit far beyond I though when I start the Shinken POC :p But after some years of full time sysadmin and part-time time Shinken, it was too much hard to manage, and so it's a good time to switch and keep only my real passion : coding! That's why, thanks to a French region subvention that will pay me for some months, I am happy to announce a new born (not a British Royal Baby sorry) : Shinken Solutions. I'm officially starting tomorrow after bringing a desktop, a chair and, of course, a coffee machine! Shinken Solutions will focus on Shinken dev by proposing a Long Term Support version based on the community version. This version will be under subscription access with support and maintenance (like RedHat). It will also provide training, advanced consultancy and custom devs. I don't plan to do integration job, because I am a coder, not an integrator :p This version will include the core from my github repo, and some of the community modules (expect classic modules like WebUI, LiveStatus or ip-tag ones), but also new ones, mainly about WebUI custom views or CMDB import modules. Now the darker side of this : some of theses modules will be automatically pushed under shinken.io, but some won't. All modules that will be about proprietary tools (thing about Oracle database custom views or VMWare import module) won't be. When I look back at the numerous Shinken installations on big French IT from "open source integrators", without them helping the project with a single line of code nor even give a simple reference, that's the fairest way I found for helping the project :) As I can see, it's also like this Cfengine or Puppet projects are doing so why not. One important side note for this : I will never block a Shinken patch, pack or modules that will touch such proprietary tools :D It's just that I won't publish mines. I will never block the core as Nagios did for years, I want this project to get higher, not to lost all for what we work during theses last years :) I really hope this will work and will allow me to got more time for the project, and even hire devs and designer for working on the Shinken project at full time! I can even dream about someone that will be enhancing the documentation :p So you can expect me to be a bit more on the forums and in the github repos, I'm a Shinken full-timer now :D And if you got a question about all of this, just drop me a mail :D Jean, was a sysadmin, now a coder ^-^ Ps: don't run to look at the shinken-solutions website, I didn't publish it :) |
From: Imrane D. <des...@gm...> - 2013-07-23 12:03:42
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Hi, Thanks for all your works. Good luck for your new life. 2013/7/23 nap <nap...@gm...> > Hi all, > > As some of you already know today is my last day as a sysadmin. I loved > this job because it make me used and build my own monitoring tool, and push > its limit far beyond I though when I start the Shinken POC :p > > But after some years of full time sysadmin and part-time time Shinken, it > was too much hard to manage, and so it's a good time to switch and keep > only my real passion : coding! > > That's why, thanks to a French region subvention that will pay me for some > months, I am happy to announce a new born (not a British Royal Baby sorry) > : Shinken Solutions. I'm officially starting tomorrow after bringing a > desktop, a chair and, of course, a coffee machine! > > Shinken Solutions will focus on Shinken dev by proposing a Long Term > Support version based on the community version. This version will be under > subscription access with support and maintenance (like RedHat). It will > also provide training, advanced consultancy and custom devs. I don't plan > to do integration job, because I am a coder, not an integrator :p > > This version will include the core from my github repo, and some of the > community modules (expect classic modules like WebUI, LiveStatus or ip-tag > ones), but also new ones, mainly about WebUI custom views or CMDB import > modules. > > Now the darker side of this : some of theses modules will be automatically > pushed under shinken.io, but some won't. All modules that will be about > proprietary tools (thing about Oracle database custom views or VMWare > import module) won't be. > When I look back at the numerous Shinken installations on big French IT > from "open source integrators", without them helping the project with a > single line of code nor even give a simple reference, that's the fairest > way I found for helping the project :) > As I can see, it's also like this Cfengine or Puppet projects are doing so > why not. > > One important side note for this : I will never block a Shinken patch, > pack or modules that will touch such proprietary tools :D It's just that I > won't publish mines. I will never block the core as Nagios did for years, I > want this project to get higher, not to lost all for what we work during > theses last years :) > > I really hope this will work and will allow me to got more time for the > project, and even hire devs and designer for working on the Shinken project > at full time! I can even dream about someone that will be enhancing the > documentation :p > > So you can expect me to be a bit more on the forums and in the github > repos, I'm a Shinken full-timer now :D > > And if you got a question about all of this, just drop me a mail :D > > > Jean, was a sysadmin, now a coder ^-^ > > > Ps: don't run to look at the shinken-solutions website, I didn't publish > it :) > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > See everything from the browser to the database with AppDynamics > Get end-to-end visibility with application monitoring from AppDynamics > Isolate bottlenecks and diagnose root cause in seconds. > Start your free trial of AppDynamics Pro today! > http://pubads.g.doubleclick.net/gampad/clk?id=48808831&iu=/4140/ostg.clktrk > _______________________________________________ > Shinken-devel mailing list > Shi...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/shinken-devel > > |
From: Compte Y. <rf...@ya...> - 2013-07-23 14:19:21
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Congratz and good luck on this project. :) -- *Romain Forlot* pub 4096R/862907E5 2011-05-26 Key fingerprint = 4549 A7CA 17DC D0AA 0FE0 7953 E6A8 A0C8 8629 07E5 uid Romain Forlot <rf...@ya...> sub 4096R/153E34C2 2011-05-26 ---- Le Tue, 23 Jul 2013 14:03:33 +0200 Imrane DESSAI<des...@gm...> a écrit ---- Hi, Thanks for all your works. Good luck for your new life. 2013/7/23 nap <nap...@gm...> Hi all, As some of you already know today is my last day as a sysadmin. I loved this job because it make me used and build my own monitoring tool, and push its limit far beyond I though when I start the Shinken POC :p But after some years of full time sysadmin and part-time time Shinken, it was too much hard to manage, and so it's a good time to switch and keep only my real passion : coding! That's why, thanks to a French region subvention that will pay me for some months, I am happy to announce a new born (not a British Royal Baby sorry) : Shinken Solutions. I'm officially starting tomorrow after bringing a desktop, a chair and, of course, a coffee machine! Shinken Solutions will focus on Shinken dev by proposing a Long Term Support version based on the community version. This version will be under subscription access with support and maintenance (like RedHat). It will also provide training, advanced consultancy and custom devs. I don't plan to do integration job, because I am a coder, not an integrator :p This version will include the core from my github repo, and some of the community modules (expect classic modules like WebUI, LiveStatus or ip-tag ones), but also new ones, mainly about WebUI custom views or CMDB import modules. Now the darker side of this : some of theses modules will be automatically pushed under shinken.io, but some won't. All modules that will be about proprietary tools (thing about Oracle database custom views or VMWare import module) won't be. When I look back at the numerous Shinken installations on big French IT from "open source integrators", without them helping the project with a single line of code nor even give a simple reference, that's the fairest way I found for helping the project :) As I can see, it's also like this Cfengine or Puppet projects are doing so why not. One important side note for this : I will never block a Shinken patch, pack or modules that will touch such proprietary tools :D It's just that I won't publish mines. I will never block the core as Nagios did for years, I want this project to get higher, not to lost all for what we work during theses last years :) I really hope this will work and will allow me to got more time for the project, and even hire devs and designer for working on the Shinken project at full time! I can even dream about someone that will be enhancing the documentation :p So you can expect me to be a bit more on the forums and in the github repos, I'm a Shinken full-timer now :D And if you got a question about all of this, just drop me a mail :D Jean, was a sysadmin, now a coder ^-^ Ps: don't run to look at the shinken-solutions website, I didn't publish it :) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ See everything from the browser to the database with AppDynamics Get end-to-end visibility with application monitoring from AppDynamics Isolate bottlenecks and diagnose root cause in seconds. Start your free trial of AppDynamics Pro today! http://pubads.g.doubleclick.net/gampad/clk?id=48808831&iu=/4140/ostg.clktrk _______________________________________________ Shinken-devel mailing list Shi...@li... https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/shinken-devel ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ See everything from the browser to the database with AppDynamics Get end-to-end visibility with application monitoring from AppDynamics Isolate bottlenecks and diagnose root cause in seconds. Start your free trial of AppDynamics Pro today! http://pubads.g.doubleclick.net/gampad/clk?id=48808831&iu=/4140/ostg.clktrk_______________________________________________ Shinken-devel mailing list Shi...@li... https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/shinken-devel |
From: Jean-François B. <jea...@ve...> - 2013-07-23 20:10:12
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Hi, and good luck to your new life, coding a better world ;-) Making a new company and keep it alive throught the jungle of IT companies with a such project as Shinken, will not be easy, but from my point of view it's the only way to grow and put shinken as a major monitoring solution. Great job done, and i hope great great jobs to do in the future. Many thanks for all already done ! Jean-François BUTKIEWICZ Consultant VEOSOFT (groupe VEONERGIE) ----- Mail original ----- De: "nap" <nap...@gm...> À: shi...@li... Envoyé: Mardi 23 Juillet 2013 13:57:01 Objet: [Shinken-devel] New born : Shinken Solutions Hi all, As some of you already know today is my last day as a sysadmin. I loved this job because it make me used and build my own monitoring tool, and push its limit far beyond I though when I start the Shinken POC :p But after some years of full time sysadmin and part-time time Shinken, it was too much hard to manage, and so it's a good time to switch and keep only my real passion : coding! That's why, thanks to a French region subvention that will pay me for some months, I am happy to announce a new born (not a British Royal Baby sorry) : Shinken Solutions. I'm officially starting tomorrow after bringing a desktop, a chair and, of course, a coffee machine! Shinken Solutions will focus on Shinken dev by proposing a Long Term Support version based on the community version. This version will be under subscription access with support and maintenance (like RedHat). It will also provide training, advanced consultancy and custom devs. I don't plan to do integration job, because I am a coder, not an integrator :p This version will include the core from my github repo, and some of the community modules (expect classic modules like WebUI, LiveStatus or ip-tag ones), but also new ones, mainly about WebUI custom views or CMDB import modules. Now the darker side of this : some of theses modules will be automatically pushed under shinken.io , but some won't. All modules that will be about proprietary tools (thing about Oracle database custom views or VMWare import module) won't be. When I look back at the numerous Shinken installations on big French IT from "open source integrators", without them helping the project with a single line of code nor even give a simple reference, that's the fairest way I found for helping the project :) As I can see, it's also like this Cfengine or Puppet projects are doing so why not. One important side note for this : I will never block a Shinken patch, pack or modules that will touch such proprietary tools :D It's just that I won't publish mines. I will never block the core as Nagios did for years, I want this project to get higher, not to lost all for what we work during theses last years :) I really hope this will work and will allow me to got more time for the project, and even hire devs and designer for working on the Shinken project at full time! I can even dream about someone that will be enhancing the documentation :p So you can expect me to be a bit more on the forums and in the github repos, I'm a Shinken full-timer now :D And if you got a question about all of this, just drop me a mail :D Jean, was a sysadmin, now a coder ^-^ Ps: don't run to look at the shinken-solutions website, I didn't publish it :) |
From: Charles J. <co...@ch...> - 2013-07-24 07:44:51
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Hi, Congrats ! :-) -- Charles JUDITH <co...@ch...> Open Source Monitoring Addict ________________________________ On 2013-07-23 13:57, nap wrote: > Hi all, > > As some of you already know today is my last day as a sysadmin. I > loved this job because it make me used and build my own monitoring > tool, and push its limit far beyond I though when I start the Shinken > POC :p > > But after some years of full time sysadmin and part-time time > Shinken, > it was too much hard to manage, and so its a good time to switch and > keep only my real passion : coding! > > Thats why, thanks to a French region subvention that will pay me for > some months, I am happy to announce a new born (not a British Royal > Baby sorry) : Shinken Solutions. Im officially starting tomorrow > after > bringing a desktop, a chair and, of course, a coffee machine! > > Shinken Solutions will focus on Shinken dev by proposing a Long Term > Support version based on the community version. This version will be > under subscription access with support and maintenance (like RedHat). > It will also provide training, advanced consultancy and custom devs. > I > dont plan to do integration job, because I am a coder, not an > integrator :p > > This version will include the core from my github repo, and some of > the community modules (expect classic modules like WebUI, LiveStatus > or ip-tag ones), but also new ones, mainly about WebUI custom views > or > CMDB import modules. > > Now the darker side of this : some of theses modules will be > automatically pushed under shinken.io [1], but some wont. All modules > that will be about proprietary tools (thing about Oracle database > custom views or VMWare import module) wont be. > When I look back at the numerous Shinken installations on big French > IT from "open source integrators", without them helping the project > with a single line of code nor even give a simple reference, thats > the > fairest way I found for helping the project :) > > As I can see, its also like this Cfengine or Puppet projects are > doing > so why not. > > One important side note for this : I will never block a Shinken > patch, > pack or modules that will touch such proprietary tools :D Its just > that I wont publish mines. I will never block the core as Nagios did > for years, I want this project to get higher, not to lost all for > what > we work during theses last years :) > > I really hope this will work and will allow me to got more time for > the project, and even hire devs and designer for working on the > Shinken project at full time! I can even dream about someone that > will > be enhancing the documentation :p > > So you can expect me to be a bit more on the forums and in the github > repos, Im a Shinken full-timer now :D > > And if you got a question about all of this, just drop me a mail :D > > Jean, was a sysadmin, now a coder ^-^ > > Ps: dont run to look at the shinken-solutions website, I didnt > publish > it :) > > > > Links: > ------ > [1] http://shinken.io |
From: Denis G. <dt....@gm...> - 2013-07-24 08:00:26
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I wish you the best in your new adventure. There is indeed a great deal of work from the first 0.1 release annonce on your blog ;-) As for the big IT companies and their bosses, I hope (won't hold my breath though...) the mentalities will evolve, as I know for sure that admins in those structure surely want to help. *Good** l*uck a*nd** continued **st*rength :-) Denis GERMAIN 2013/7/23 nap <nap...@gm...> > Hi all, > > As some of you already know today is my last day as a sysadmin. I loved > this job because it make me used and build my own monitoring tool, and push > its limit far beyond I though when I start the Shinken POC :p > > But after some years of full time sysadmin and part-time time Shinken, it > was too much hard to manage, and so it's a good time to switch and keep > only my real passion : coding! > > That's why, thanks to a French region subvention that will pay me for some > months, I am happy to announce a new born (not a British Royal Baby sorry) > : Shinken Solutions. I'm officially starting tomorrow after bringing a > desktop, a chair and, of course, a coffee machine! > > Shinken Solutions will focus on Shinken dev by proposing a Long Term > Support version based on the community version. This version will be under > subscription access with support and maintenance (like RedHat). It will > also provide training, advanced consultancy and custom devs. I don't plan > to do integration job, because I am a coder, not an integrator :p > > This version will include the core from my github repo, and some of the > community modules (expect classic modules like WebUI, LiveStatus or ip-tag > ones), but also new ones, mainly about WebUI custom views or CMDB import > modules. > > Now the darker side of this : some of theses modules will be automatically > pushed under shinken.io, but some won't. All modules that will be about > proprietary tools (thing about Oracle database custom views or VMWare > import module) won't be. > When I look back at the numerous Shinken installations on big French IT > from "open source integrators", without them helping the project with a > single line of code nor even give a simple reference, that's the fairest > way I found for helping the project :) > As I can see, it's also like this Cfengine or Puppet projects are doing so > why not. > > One important side note for this : I will never block a Shinken patch, > pack or modules that will touch such proprietary tools :D It's just that I > won't publish mines. I will never block the core as Nagios did for years, I > want this project to get higher, not to lost all for what we work during > theses last years :) > > I really hope this will work and will allow me to got more time for the > project, and even hire devs and designer for working on the Shinken project > at full time! I can even dream about someone that will be enhancing the > documentation :p > > So you can expect me to be a bit more on the forums and in the github > repos, I'm a Shinken full-timer now :D > > And if you got a question about all of this, just drop me a mail :D > > > Jean, was a sysadmin, now a coder ^-^ > > > Ps: don't run to look at the shinken-solutions website, I didn't publish > it :) > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > See everything from the browser to the database with AppDynamics > Get end-to-end visibility with application monitoring from AppDynamics > Isolate bottlenecks and diagnose root cause in seconds. > Start your free trial of AppDynamics Pro today! > http://pubads.g.doubleclick.net/gampad/clk?id=48808831&iu=/4140/ostg.clktrk > _______________________________________________ > Shinken-devel mailing list > Shi...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/shinken-devel > > |
From: Jean-Michel C. <jea...@gm...> - 2013-08-14 12:57:14
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Congratulation Jean, you did an amazing work with shinken,i really hope you the best for this new project. 2013/7/24 Denis GERMAIN <dt....@gm...> > I wish you the best in your new adventure. There is indeed a great deal of > work from the first 0.1 release annonce on your blog ;-) > > As for the big IT companies and their bosses, I hope (won't hold my breath > though...) the mentalities will evolve, as I know for sure that admins in > those structure surely want to help. > > *Good** l*uck a*nd** continued **st*rength :-) > Denis GERMAIN > > > 2013/7/23 nap <nap...@gm...> > >> Hi all, >> >> As some of you already know today is my last day as a sysadmin. I loved >> this job because it make me used and build my own monitoring tool, and push >> its limit far beyond I though when I start the Shinken POC :p >> >> But after some years of full time sysadmin and part-time time Shinken, it >> was too much hard to manage, and so it's a good time to switch and keep >> only my real passion : coding! >> >> That's why, thanks to a French region subvention that will pay me for >> some months, I am happy to announce a new born (not a British Royal Baby >> sorry) : Shinken Solutions. I'm officially starting tomorrow after bringing >> a desktop, a chair and, of course, a coffee machine! >> >> Shinken Solutions will focus on Shinken dev by proposing a Long Term >> Support version based on the community version. This version will be under >> subscription access with support and maintenance (like RedHat). It will >> also provide training, advanced consultancy and custom devs. I don't plan >> to do integration job, because I am a coder, not an integrator :p >> >> This version will include the core from my github repo, and some of the >> community modules (expect classic modules like WebUI, LiveStatus or ip-tag >> ones), but also new ones, mainly about WebUI custom views or CMDB import >> modules. >> >> Now the darker side of this : some of theses modules will be >> automatically pushed under shinken.io, but some won't. All modules that >> will be about proprietary tools (thing about Oracle database custom views >> or VMWare import module) won't be. >> When I look back at the numerous Shinken installations on big French IT >> from "open source integrators", without them helping the project with a >> single line of code nor even give a simple reference, that's the fairest >> way I found for helping the project :) >> As I can see, it's also like this Cfengine or Puppet projects are doing >> so why not. >> >> One important side note for this : I will never block a Shinken patch, >> pack or modules that will touch such proprietary tools :D It's just that I >> won't publish mines. I will never block the core as Nagios did for years, I >> want this project to get higher, not to lost all for what we work during >> theses last years :) >> >> I really hope this will work and will allow me to got more time for the >> project, and even hire devs and designer for working on the Shinken project >> at full time! I can even dream about someone that will be enhancing the >> documentation :p >> >> So you can expect me to be a bit more on the forums and in the github >> repos, I'm a Shinken full-timer now :D >> >> And if you got a question about all of this, just drop me a mail :D >> >> >> Jean, was a sysadmin, now a coder ^-^ >> >> >> Ps: don't run to look at the shinken-solutions website, I didn't publish >> it :) >> >> >> >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ >> See everything from the browser to the database with AppDynamics >> Get end-to-end visibility with application monitoring from AppDynamics >> Isolate bottlenecks and diagnose root cause in seconds. >> Start your free trial of AppDynamics Pro today! >> >> http://pubads.g.doubleclick.net/gampad/clk?id=48808831&iu=/4140/ostg.clktrk >> _______________________________________________ >> Shinken-devel mailing list >> Shi...@li... >> https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/shinken-devel >> >> > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > See everything from the browser to the database with AppDynamics > Get end-to-end visibility with application monitoring from AppDynamics > Isolate bottlenecks and diagnose root cause in seconds. > Start your free trial of AppDynamics Pro today! > http://pubads.g.doubleclick.net/gampad/clk?id=48808831&iu=/4140/ostg.clktrk > _______________________________________________ > Shinken-devel mailing list > Shi...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/shinken-devel > > -- Jean-Michel Collongette jea...@gm... |