The idea resulted in reading the book “Python Web Development with Django”. One of the authors describes one of his projects for internal use: a Nagios config manager and i think it’s a great idea. I just played around with the idea but . . . → Read More: New Project: Django-powered Nagios configuration]]> It’s time for a new private project: The Django-powered Nagios configuration.

The idea resulted in reading the book “Python Web Development with Django”. One of the authors describes one of his projects for internal use: a Nagios config manager and i think it’s a great idea. I just played around with the idea but it got pretty usable so far. It’s not in a production ready state but as soon as it may be usable to you i will release it. Here’s a development screenshot:

Modify monitored host

More informations to come… Stay tuned

The candidate is WordPress. It’s looks pretty straight-forward and was . . . → Read More: Bye Drupal, Hello WordPress]]> It’s again time to switch my web framework. After being pretty happy with Drupal 6 it was time to switch to a new solution. Not because Drupal is bad at all. Indeed it’s pretty cool and you can affect many parts of the system.

The candidate is WordPress. It’s looks pretty straight-forward and was in most cases self explainatory. We’ll see if it’s the right tool to do the job. If you have suggestions about my WordPress install please leave a comment.