Team Icinga welcomes …

by | Mar 6, 2015

It’s been a while that we’ve written about new team members, but you may have seen new faces on community events and also names inside the git commits recently. Icinga is a community project after all, but some of us want to do more. Getting access to Icinga’s infrastructure, working on existing tasks and finally tagging a release being proud of your work is enjoyable & fun at once. Contact us if you feel the same!

Team Core

Carlos CesarioCarlos Cesario | Core Developer
A sys admin of 8+ years, Carlos joins us from Brazil to bring much virtualisation and monitoring experience. The man behind Icinga 2 Vim and Nano syntax highlighting, Carlos has been an avid Icinga user since Icinga 1.2. On board since June 2014.
tkroneTobias von der Krone | Core Developer, QA & Support
Tobias is a long-term Icinga user managing distributed setups with Icinga 2 clusters & Saltstack formulas at ProfitBricks. Whilst learning C++ he takes care of QA, documentation and community support. On the team since January 2015.

Team Web

jmeyerJohannes Meyer | Icinga Web 2 Developer
Johannes started working on Icinga Web 1.x and is now responsible for Icinga Web 2 development. One of his babies is the Icinga Web 2 Setup Wizard paving the way for all the exciting modules and views he’s also been building. On the team since June 2013.
mjentschMatthias Jentsch | Icinga Web 2 Developer
Using the newest web technologies & frameworks, Matthias has proven his expertise in many ways. He’s the main author of NETRP and contributes to Icinga Web 2 development with a love of charts for reporting & auth backend integration. On the team since June 2013.
afuhrAlexander Fuhr | Icinga Web 2 Developer
With more than 10 years of web development experience, Alexander knows how to deal with ExtJS in Icinga Web 1.x and LConf. His main contribution area is the all new shiny Icinga Web 2 and its responsiveness. On the team since August 2014.

Team Packages and Tools

vgagliardiValentino Gagliardi | Ansible Role Developer
A freelance system administrator, in love with monitoring and logging, Valentino uses Icinga to monitor hundreds of Linux servers. IT automation fanatic, is responsible for Icinga 2 Ansible role. Onboard since June 2014.
nchappellNick Chappell | Puppet Module Developer
Nick is located in Portland, OR and working as a sysadmin. Icinga is his first open source project and so he was brave and chose a hard one: Nick is the creator and maintainer of the official puppet-icinga2 Puppet module. Onboard since August 2014.
bahlersBernd Ahlers | Graylog2 Vagrant Maintainer
Bernd is a Graylog developer and is located in Hamburg. During his journey of log processing and connecting monitoring cores like Icinga 2, he recently joined the Icinga team helping in maintaining the Vagrant boxes, specifically the icinga2x-graylog2 demo box. Onboard since October 2014.
vkhatriVirender Khatri | Chef Cookbook Developer
Virender works as Senior DevOps Engineer at BSB and has 7+ years of experience with AWS, Open Source technologies and automation tooling. He is the lead maintainer of the official Icinga 2 Chef Cookbook paving the way for config management tool intergration. On the team since January 2015.
tdvylderTom de Vylder | Puppet Module Developer
Tom is working at Inuits and is an experienced Puppet developer including officially approved modules. He’s putting his effort into the Puppet module for Icinga Web 2, but also ensures that the Icinga 2 module passes Q&A and unit tests. On the team since January 2015.
dgoetzDirk Götz | RPM Packager & SELinux Master
Dirk is working as Senior Consultant at NETWAYS. His main tasks are monitoring with and around Icinga as well as configuration management with Puppet. He’s an RHCE and helps mastering the Icinga RPMs especially focusing on SELinux. On the team since February 2015.

Thank You!

Every little or big contribution counts – but if there is no time left for Icinga, and other things in life become more important, it’s truly understandable.
You know Jannis as the brain behind Icinga Mobile whilst developing Icinga Web 1.x and its modules. He also kicked off the development of Icinga Web 2 together with Tom. Thank you Jannis for remarkable 5 years making Icinga great! All the best for your future – salute to him on Twitter, if you like 🙂

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