After literally days of hard work (well, a few hours maybe) here’s the long awaited 0.6 release of jNag. This release offers: Fancy image support Full pnp graph support (see all your pnp graphs for your services) More information for services / hosts Proper CORS support (should fix issues with iPad / iPhone) Filters out […]
Just noticed a bug that’s preventing jNag working on iOS (iPhone, iPad). I’m going to try and fix this today, however I don’t actually have an iOS device to test on so it might be a little hit and miss. If anyone wants to donate an iPad for testing purposes email me 😀
A few images just to whet your appetites….
Okay, so those are user defined host / service images. They’re set with a custom variable in your nagios config and served up from the server. You can also disable them from the client or server end if you don’t want them. 0.6 will also offer more service and host information in the respective detail […]
This version offers: Add comments to hosts / services Preliminary PNP support… see 24 hour service status graph in jNag! Updated css to match jQuery mobile source Improved stability Known issues Buttons in navbar sometimes stop responding refresh button sometimes causes unexpected ‘back’ behaviour general jquery mobile alpha flakiness [download id=”3″ format=”1″]
Just a couple of images to whet your appetite for the upcoming release:
This release marks a major change in the codebase, and is pretty much a complete rewrite. jNag now works on a client / server model with a small plugin that sits on your Nagios install as the server and a pure HTML5 / javascript client talking to that server backend via JSON calls. The client […]
Minor ‘point’ release of jNag offering the following features: security enhancements suggested in this comment Faster initial problem polling when first loading the app debug option (run jNag with the debug variable set, ie: http://yourserver/jNag/?debug=true) [download id=”2″ format=”1″] And, in other news…. I’m currently working on a completely re-written version of jNag that runs entirely […]
jNag 0.4 is out now! This release allows you to select the livestatus backend instead of statusjson if you like. The problem list also now really auto refreshes! (in previous versions the count on the main page auto-refreshed, but once you went into the problems page itself you had to manually refresh) I’ve also tidied […]
I’ve not really had chance to work on jNag over the last couple of days, but I managed to snatch an hour at lunch yesterday to refactor some code and do some architectural changes in preperation for 0.4. The major new feature for this release will be a ‘livestatus‘ backend in addition to the current […]