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I will be presenting at Nagios World Conference North America 2013!

Posted by Michael Medin at 2013-06-04

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Just thought I'd drop a short note mentioning my presentation for NWCNA 2013 has been accepted and I will be presenting there.

The talk is (surprise surprise) about the new features of NSClient++ with a heavy focus on the up-coming 0.4.2 version which will take real-time monitoring to a whole new level.

Hopefully 0.4.2 will be out (at least in beta) by then.

The abstract is:

*NSClient++ - Whats New*
Knowledge Level: Medium
Michael will introduce new and upcoming features of NSClient++ such as real-time log file analytic as well as real-time system monitoring. He will also introduce the new remote agent-less monitoring features as well as protocol enhancements and distributed setups.

Conference details:

URL: http://www.nagios.com/events/nagiosworldconference/northamerica/2013
Date: 2013-09-30 -> 2010-10-03
Venue: Embassy Suites St. Paul
Location: Saint Paul, Minnesota, USA 55101

I was there year before last year and had a great time so if you in the vicinity and have an interest in Nagios and/or monitoring be sure to check it out!

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