Nagios is an open-source monitoring system used to track the performance and health of IT infrastructure, including servers, network devices, applications, and services. It is widely used because of its ability to provide real-time alerts, identify issues before they become critical, and ensure uptime by detecting and addressing system failures promptly. Monitoring Nagios plugins on a more robust platform allows for better scalability, deeper analytics, and long-term storage of performance data.

AppNeta comes pre-loaded with a number of powerful dashboards and reports so you can quickly and easily understand your network performance. But what if your team uses Grafana to visualize its network operation monitoring data? Simple—just set up a connection between AppNeta’s API and Grafana. You’ll be able to visualize all your networking data in one place. This article is a step-by-step guide to set up a connection between AppNeta and Grafana using AppNeta’s API.

Whether you’re managing code commits or tracking project tasks, integrating Jira with Azure DevOps can provide an informative, unified view of your development and deployment activities. In this step-by-step guide, we’ll walk through the process of connecting Azure DevOps to Jira using Git Integration for Jira – a versatile extension that enhances project management with real-time visibility and synchronization across your development pipelines.

As we move into the fall season here at StatusGator HQ, we wanted to update you on our progress the last 2 months. In between vacations, our team has been hard at work bringing you the next iteration of StatusGator. We have a ton of new stuff you’ve probably already seen but the highlights are announced formally below. Stay tuned for a few more LONG requested features over the next few months!