Hello,I have an idea for etl calculation. I think it is necessary to allow centreon bi to build part of all data reports instead of building all data. This need must be able to be initiated at any time of the day.Example: I just need to rebuild data for a specific job or host group, it saves me waiting for daily, weekly or monthly ETL calculation CordialyFrancis
Persona: Centreon administrator. Problem to solve: No automatic grouping. Expected outcome: Reduce the configuration time. Potential solutions: New item in configuration forms to set automatic relation between hosts and host groups based on the use of templates.Based on Github proposition.
When working at night on a screen, it is more comfortable to have a dark mode for applications. Persona: this is for all Centreon users Problem to solve: be able to use the Centreon web interface in dark mode Expected outcome: reduce eye strain Potential solutions: have a setting to enable or disable dark mode Based on Github proposition
Former THRUK users, we do not find the information with the same flexibility since the migration to Centreon. Regular expressions are complicated for all types of users. The ability to search or classify on all the fields of centreon is really practical, whether in the view of events or those of configurations.
Bonjour,Serait-il possible dans une prochaine version de Centreon, de mettre dans la vue "status de ressources" l'alias de l’hôte à côté du service rattaché a cet hôte ?Pour le moment l'alias n'apparait que sur l’hôte. Nous souhaiterions qu'il apparaissent aussi sur les service de ce même hôte.
Hello, Here is an example of the need with the following perfdatas on a service: cpu_total=60% cpu_1=20% cpu_2=40% I’d like to create a perfdata that is going to be the result of a substraction between two of the above metrics. Meaning that i want a new metric called cpu_custom that will be equal to cpu_total - cpu_1 To do so, I was thinking of doing the below option configuration --extend-perfdata-group=’cpu_total|cpu_1,cpu_custom,math(cpu_total - cpu_1)’ Sadly, it is not possible to do the math operation on metrics that are part of the searching group (cpu_total and cpu_1 according to my regex). I’d like to have a way to handle that a bit like the sum() method where you can use a regex to filter metrics from your searching group and then do the sum. Regards
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