Open Management Consortium: Open Management Consortium Blog : 2008 : July

Sorry about the lack of OSCON posts

Posted by Thomas Lockney Jul 25, 2008

It turns out that after Wednesday, the wifi at OCC was pretty much unusable for me, at least. And unfortunately, I didn't get time to post about interesting systems management related sessions until I was actually there. As it happens, Thursday was rather light anyway, though there was a good session on Puppet again this year. I ended up staying home today since there were very few interesting sessions and I was beat.

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News feeds now available on openmanagement.org

Posted by whurley Jul 23, 2008

Want to find the latest news on systems management or open source? Look no further than the recently updated openmanagement.com. You'll find live rss news feeds (updated as news becomes available) on the right hand side of the website. I'm currently working on a way to add "topic areas" for all of the things you love so dearly. Once this happens, I'll add a relevant news feed for each. If you have suggestions, comments, or questions, please add a comment to this post so we can have the discussion out in the open.

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Cleaning up openmanagement.org

Posted by whurley Jul 23, 2008

There were a few bugs that had crept into the site over the past few iterations. For example, some of you reported seeing a scrollbar at the bottom of your browser that didn't actually go away; ever. Well, today I spent a few moments going through all of the reported bugs and squashing them. So far I'm fairly certain that everything reported has been fixed. That doesn't men there isn't more work to be done. So, if you're using the website, and you're experiencing issues please report them in a comment to this post. I will keep a close eye on it over the next few weeks and will fix any issues as quickly as possible.

I'll also be adding a few new features. As these become available I'll make sure to announce them so that everyone can check them out (and help test them out). In the meantime, if there's something you'd like to see on the site that would make it more useful please comment and let me know so that tlockney and I can see what we can do to improve the features for you.

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