Let’s check out together the features and improvements related to the new Pandora FMS release: Pandora FMS 761.
What’s new in the latest Pandora FMS release, Pandora FMS 761
NEW FEATURES AND IMPROVEMENTS
New “Custom Render” Report
A new item has been included in Pandora FMS reports, Custom Render. With this report you can manage in a more customized way with SQL queries, module graphs and HTML output customization. It allows users to create fully customized reports visually, including graphs.
New TOP-N connections report
A new item has been included in Pandora FMS reports, TOP-N connections. With this report you will have a summary table with the total data from connections and with connections of the interval by port pairs.
New Agent/Module Report
A new item has been included in Pandora FMS reports, Agents/modules status. With this report you will be able to have in a table the state of agents/modules with the last data and the timestamp of this last-received data.
New Agent/Module status Report
It allows users to show a list of agents/modules along with their state, filtering previously by group.
New SLA services Report
A new item has been included in Pandora FMS reports, SLA services. With this report you will be able to see the SLA of the services that you wish to configure, combining data from different nodes in a single report.
New alert templates
If you want to use the new group, you have it available in our module library:
New Heatmap view
A new view has been added, that of Heatmap. In this view you can see all Pandora FMS information organized by groups and module or agent groups. It is a view that is permanently refreshed and that allows you to see at a glance all the monitored information.
Resources
Pandora FMS’s editorial team is made up of a group of writers and IT professionals with one thing in common: their passion for computer system monitoring. Pandora FMS’s editorial team is made up of a group of writers and IT professionals with one thing in common: their passion for computer system monitoring.
