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Icinga Camp Stockholm 2016 was a welcome and introduction event for the open source Icinga monitoring project. Attendees were thanked for their participation and encouraged to get involved with the Icinga community website and social media profiles. The day featured talks on Icinga and monitoring, and concluded with refreshments.
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- 1. www.icinga.org #Icingacamp – Stockholm– 11/10/2016 WELCOME TO ICINGA CAMP STOCKHOLM 2016
- 2. • Bernd Erk • Icinga co-founder • @gethash
- 5. Thanks to our gold sponsor
- 7. Thanks to our speakers
- 9. www.icinga.org ICINGA – OPEN SOURCE MONITORING
- 11. Introduction
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