Feedback Week is upon us again - this week we will ask you some questions and give you all the space to give us feedback about anything related to Icinga!
(You can always leave us feedback anyway, but feel extra invited to do so this week!)
We’re starting off with a poll here:
In order to prepare some topics for the Community Call on friday, we’d love to know what you are the most curious about!
There is still time to register as well, go do that!
What kind of topics would you like us to discuss during the Community Call this friday?
All or most our infrastructure dependencies are represented in Icinga
We have selected dependencies represented
We use different tools to reflect dependencies
We don’t use dependencies at all
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We would love to hear more from you about how you are using dependencies - if you’re willing to tell us more, sign up to the Icinga Insiders and we could hold an interview!
If you have questions about the insiders program, join our Community Call on friday!
This goes out to all contributers!
Whether you contibute code, answer questions in the forums, organise meetups, speak at our events, or help us out in any other way - thank you!
And for all that haven’t yet, we’d love to see what you can bring to the table!
We would love to know what motivated you to start contributing to the Icinga project?
We would love to know what motivated you to start contributing to the Icinga project, and how did you get started?
Did you check out our YouTube tutorials that we did last month?
Markus Opolka from NETWAYS sat down with us and explained how to develop your first Icinga Web module, and what the different components of a module can do.
If haven’t heard of them, or haven’t had time to watch them yet, here is where you can find them
For this we already have an onboarding with the markdown guide, but you mean messaging people when they post something that is badly formatted, if I unserstand you right?
rearrange posts when posted in wrong categor(y/ies) e.g. Tutorials and Guides
This is definitely something that I used to do more actively before, I’ll put it back on my daily to-dos. If you happen upon a post that is in the wrong category, you can always flag it to let us know!
Take more care about unsolved or even unanswered posts e.g. involve your developers, consultants etc.
This one is a bit of a tricky one, as the forum is mainly meant as a by-users-for-users system. Every developer at Icinga has an hour a week set aside for the forum, so they can answer posts. This is voluntary though. If I see a post that could benefit from some more “official” help, I usually try to message the person who is most likely to be able to help solve it
re-activate unanswered posts-link
Now that you mention it, I don’t actually know what update removed that. I’ll look into it!
Those are some very good points and they also align well with what we were already thinking about.
Our main struggle is trying to prevent cheating with online exams.
The current implementation that we are working on is trying to combine a screen recording and webcam recording to make sure that people don’t try to google for the answers, but it’s of course also not foolproof.
