Come on, go, that we hadn't given to Centreon for a while; today a classic, But well. If we have any Microsoft SQL Server services in our organization, We can't let it go, apart from your availability, we must know its performance!
If you have a monitoring environment, This may still be your next step; And it's no more about having a tiny 7-inch screen″ at our desk, Something cute and geeky at the same time. Something that helps us to see in real time the state of our organization thanks to monitoring and operational visibility, 😎 I said .
Today in “A Podcast for IT” we have a talk about Centreon, We talk about what it is, What you can offer us, How it can be assembled, Things to keep in mind, What we can monitor, how… And above all, how we can exploit and grow the infrastructure monitoring layer.
Something curious and that depending on the circumstances may come in handy may be to know the SLA of any service that we are currently monitoring in our Centreons. It can also be designed for when we monitor at the Business level, to give visibility into your availability.
A historic feature of NagVis is the possibility of having a quick map with all our monitored Hosts, An automap! And it looks great if we first configure the dependencies between the hosts correctly. In less than 5 In a few minutes we will have a different map that you may be interested in!
Well, Well, Well… We're back with Centreon! Today a post to keep track of public records related to the email service. So if we don't want to have mail problems, we will make sure that the DKIM record, SPF and DMARC exist in our domain.
We will use this document to monitor with Centreon the size and number of files that our Citrix roaming profiles have, Of course, we can use it to monitor other folders.
It's been a long time since we've talked about this interesting topic, having an operational visualization, A control over our business, A way to know the status of the services that keep the company running! I wanted to make a post to share with you the possibilities we face.
If you are interested in having the information of your infrastructure monitored and centralized, what better than using GVM or Greenbone Vulnerability Management to look for vulnerabilities and Centreon to have it centralized and controlled.
In this post we will look at the installation of GVM (Greenbone Vulnerability Management) formerly known as OpenVAS (Open Vulnerability Assessment System). A solution that will help us to know the vulnerabilities that our systems have, and in a future document we will integrate it with Centreon.
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