Well! Back from the holidays… and time to get your act together! Today we are going to see a post that I am sure can help many of us, The idea is to use an open-source tool that allows us to analyze the configurations and security of remote computers.
If we still want to exploit our Nextcloud installation more and we want to know how much each user is consuming… This is your post! It's going to look great because we're going to see it directly from our Grafana!
In this post we will see something very interesting, if we have some very cool Grafana Dashboards, where with personalized graphics we see at all times the situation of our platform, No? Imagine that to this, we add the possibility of generating a Dashboard report that interests us in PDF, and we scheduled your email to see yesterday's summary, from last week…
Well, I leave you here what I promised, a second delivery with base configurations that would have to be carried out in an OTRS installation, In this part, we'll look at how to set up reports and visualize your data, as well as conducting satisfaction surveys to our Customers, we'll customize the OTRS input interface and we'll see a few more things! In future documents we will delve into the ITSM part for all issues of internal processes or inventories, o Nagios integration…
These weeks I had to perform several tasks on a vSphere 4.x infrastructure, One of them was to document and export all its configuration, for this I used VMware vSphere Health Check Report 5.0.2, What is amazing when it comes to making this type of inventories couples therapy los angeles ! Nothing, I publish the two steps that must be done to get a complete report as well as a quick example!
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