Opsview Results Forwarder now accepts passive check results over HTTP from configured systems such as the Infrastructure Agent and Results Exporter.
This new mechanism replaces the deprecated NSCA protocol, ensuring continued support and simplified result submission by removing the need for NRPE-based Collector to Agent communication.
Opsview now supports the SHA-2 set of authentication protocols for SNMPv3.
These protocols strengthen the security of authenticated communications across the system, aligning with current cryptographic standards for secure network management.
Opsview Enterprise now supports newer versions of the ITRS Analytics Platform and Apps for Dynamic Thresholds, offering better compatibility and easier deployment.
Exporting data to ITRS Analytics has also been improved via Results Exporter outputs, which now enforces data constraints using the new truncate field operation. This helps prevent silent data loss due to datapoint restrictions in ITRS Analytics.
Opsview now supports MariaDB 10.11, enhancing security. This version is the default database for new installations on RHEL 8.10, RHEL 9.4 and above, and Oracle Linux 8 and 9, as well as a non-default database for Ubuntu 20 and 22.
Starting with Opsview 6.11.1, new RHEL and OL installations will automatically use MariaDB 10.11 as the default database, offering improved security, performance, and long-term support.
With Opsview Deploy, you can customize Dynamic Thresholds by providing configuration parameters such as calculation methods and multipliers. The latest aggregate metrics and performance data from ITRS Analytics are integrated into Opsview. Within the Dynamic Thresholds Configuration UI, you can manage thresholds for specific host-services.
Conveniently view alerts, investigate issues, and modify threshold configurations. The Opsview backend processes data, calculating and applying dynamic thresholds to monitor system performance, while plugins extend Opsview's capabilities in facilitating data collection and alert generation.
Remote Collectors can now be registered and upgraded to later versions directly from the user interface, without the need for command-line access. This makes the upgrade process more convenient and efficient, as you can track the progress of the upgrade in the UI and view any upgrade activities that are logged.
Replacing the Monitoring Collectors page, the Collector Management page has been revamped to ensure that all elements in the UI are aligned and styled consistently, making the page more visually appealing and easier to use.
The ITRS Infrastructure Agent is a new way to monitor your IT infrastructure. It can be installed on servers running either Windows or Linux. The Infrastructure Agent can be used to monitor a wide range of systems. It can be extended with additional plugins from third-party sources or developed in-house, making it even more versatile.
Additionally, new and more secure ciphers have been added to the agent, which further enhances its security. The Infrastructure Agent can import configuration from the old Opsview Agents, which means that your settings for allowed hosts, port numbers, and command configuration will be imported into the new agent.
Opsview, the leading IT infrastructure monitoring solution, and Uptrends, the leading digital experience monitoring solution, have announced a new integration that provides organizations with total observability.
With the integration, Opsview customers can now monitor their IT infrastructure and Uptrends digital experience from a single pane of glass. This gives organizations unprecedented visibility into the health and performance of their entire IT environment, from the infrastructure that supports it to the applications and services that users experience. The integration is easy to set up and use. Opsview customers can simply add Uptrends as a monitoring source in Opsview, and then start monitoring their Uptrends digital experience from within Opsview.
NetFlow Trend dashlet visualizes network traffic flows, which can help identify bottlenecks and performance issues. Two new dashlets, Receivers Protocol Trend and Transmitters Protocol Trend, have been released. The ability to select historical time ranges has also been added to some dashlets.
The Host Interface dashlet provides visibility into the status of network interfaces, which can help identify potential hardware failures. This dashlet shows the speed, throughput, discards, and errors for each SNMP interface configured on monitored Hosts.