1 - I would say -1 on removing the discovery module
Some CMDBs do not actually know what services are really running and
having a unified rule base and methods for determining advanced
monitoring is a good thing IMHO.
In some environments things like GLPI are running but others not. The
magic is having custom import modules, yes, but then being able to apply
some discovery rules on them. Discovery is a good feature even for
enterprise users.
2 - Skonf can wait for existing Nagios users. For new users not from the
Nagios world, it is really a Good Thing, but Nconf with Thibault Cohen's
work is now usable so that is an avenue we should exploit. Also, I
realize that the discovery scripts can be used by themselves. At some
point it becomes, what do the devs want to work on. Until a commercial
entity or that someone in the community steps up to work on it, I will
have to vote with the house on shelving skonf for now. Not removing, but
waiting for it to be really developed (bug fixes, UI enhancements,
integration with import modules, an API, installation validation,
management UI for shinken-admin, etc)
3 - Couchdb and Merlin modules should be removed completely.
4 - Shinken trending should be shelved and the code moved to a separate
branch.
5 - Shinken triggers should be converted to an easier to a documented
and maintain method based on RPN (use trigger functions from the Shinken
SNMP SnmpBooster module instead) and the Python triggers should be
shelved until they can be better tested and documented.
6 - Shinken should drop/fold all documentation in the shinken/doc folder
back into the wiki. Keep the man pages but move everything back to the
wiki and provide a simple way to import the whole dokuwiki structure
into a local wiki.
Overall, spend less time on WebUI and more time on making the solution
bug free, maintainable and work as expected with the existing features.
Cheers,
F.
On 13-01-31 2:55 AM, Olivier Hanesse wrote:
Hello,
From my point of view, I would say :
- discovery module from my point of view is useless. I prefer
developping a module that imports configuration from an external
database (or even a csv import) that "guessing" stuff.
- custom install script. I would have prefered focusing on making
packages for supported distro.
- maybe skonf, because I think it can help only beginners. People who
are coming from Nagios's world don't need it right away.
Olivier
2013/1/29 nap <napar...@gmail.com <mailto:napar...@gmail.com>>
Hi all,
I'm currently working on tagging feature for what is really
important, and what is less.
I also would like to play a game that can help us to know how
every one is looking at current features too. So we will play a
funny game : If you got to delete a feature, which one will be the
removed one?
I don't say that we will remove a feature if lot of people is
agree about it (but why not after all), but it can help us a lot
to see what is really important for the project, and what can be
put aside from now.
Ready? Kill a feature!
Jean
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