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We are committed and excited to partner with our community to develop a better product. The Ideas section in The Watch is the best place for you to share your ideas and discuss them with other community members and Centreon staff. There has been too many places in the past where those conversations happened and we wanted to review all ideas from a single location to see if there is a demand or to further investigate them. We will also engage with everyone about their ideas to understand your use cases and help us decide whether we want to pursue an idea. Before you submit an idea Search (please)We hope you have checked if someone already submitted an idea like yours. We would like to avoid duplicates and let you spend your time searching and completing existing ideas instead of writing one from scratch. Describe your idea with as much detail as possibleThe richer your description, the more likely we and others will immediately know what you mean (and the higher the chances someone wil

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Updated on December 21st, 10:45 CET (see below)  English version (see below for French) SummaryA zero-day exploit for a vulnerability code-named Log4Shell (CVE-2021-44228) was publicly released on December 9th, 2021. A detailed description of the vulnerability can be found on the Apache Log4j Security Vulnerabilities page under the section “Fixed in Log4j 2.15.0”. The Centreon Security Group has conducted an initial assessment across the codebase to determine the impact of this vulnerability.   ImpactCentreon components that might be affected are the ones including Java code: Centreon MAP server Centreon MBI server AS400 connector No other component (including opensource) is affected.No Centreon Cloud service is affected. State of investigationMAP server in all supported versions (20.10, 21.04, 21.10) uses log4j 2.13 which is affected by the vulnerability.Whilst Centreon is testing workarounds and working on software updates, please make sure to review guidelines to secure the MAP

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On November 18th, 2021, Centreon held a virtual event for its French-speaking community.Thanks to all who participated whether by watching, chatting with the Centreon team or coming to the Open Bar!To watch a replay of all the sessions, visit the Centreon YouTube channel through the links below, and if you are not familiar with French, stay tuned for English content coming forward!Plénière d'Ouverture - Centreon en 2021 et au-delà   Tour d'horizon de Centreon : 30 minutes pour découvrir la plateforme et comprendre quelle édition est faite pour vous   Déploiement d'une plateforme Centreon distribuée, sécurisée, de A à Z   Zoom sur la toute dernière version 21.10 de Centreon   Supervision des infrastructures hybrides : restons zen !   Gestion des alertes, gestion d'incidents, avec Centreon   Business-Aware Monitoring : méthodologie d'implémentation d'une supervision qui réponde aux exigences métier   Témoignage HubOne : quand la supervision aide à garantir la qualité des services managés

It was a real pleasure to meet you (IRL, finally!) last week during the Open Source Experience in Paris!This tradeshow was a perfect occasion for us to meet you and to discuss about your Centreon projects, your IT monitoring needs and challenges, but also the importance of IT automation In case you missed it, two Centreonians led a french-speaking talk during the event:Managing the risks to the dependencies of an open source project – David BoucherThe bintray server shut down on 1st May 2021. The dependencies of our open source Centreon-Engine and Centreon-Broker software were no longer accessible. It is impossible to compile a new version. How to best manage the dependencies on external projects in an open source product. Are there any long-term, risk-free solutions or is this pure fantasy? We can illustrate this point by means of the experience we had in May 2021.Orchestrate machine learning models with opensource tools – Denis RousselMany tutorials exist for creating machine learnin

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Centreon’s community “The Watch” welcomes contributors from all corners of the world with a common interest for open source monitoring. Through adhering to this code of conduct we ensure our community is a respectful, welcoming, and stimulating place to be. As a member of The Watch, you pledge to respect all people who contribute through reporting issues, asking questions, posting feature requests, updating documentation, submitting pull requests or patches, and any other activities.Centreon is committed to making participation in this community a positive experience for everyone, regardless of their professional role, level of experience, gender, gender identity and expression, sexual orientation, disability, personal appearance, body size, race, ethnicity, age, religion, or nationality. The following guidelines are designed to help us achieve that. Should there be any questions or issues, please let us know via a mail to thewatch@centreon.com. The rules we all get byBe friendlyUsers

Hi and welcome to The Watch, the Centreon Community. We are so glad to have you onboard! Here are five tips which will help you for a great start: 1. Complete your profile information Everybody likes to know who they are speaking to. By adding more information to your profile, you are more likely to receive better and quicker replies from other users.In order to complete your profile information, go to the "My Profile" page. On this page, you can add:A profile picture (you can add a picture of you or what you like) A signature (a sentence which will be displayed at the bottom of all of your posts) The country and the city that you are from 2. Don't be afraid to ask ‍♂️Sometimes new users are afraid to start their own question or discussion, but you should not be afraid to do that - there is no such thing as a stupid question. Should a reply to you (or in an already existing discussion) be too technical or complicated, don't hesitate to ask about it. Only this way other users know that