Released in mid-December, the long-awaited Canopsis v4.4 brought six new features to the solution. This week, we’ll look at the three most important: automatic remediation, the healthcheck module and non-event rules. Ready to discover them? Let’s take a look 🏎️

Self-remediation

Remediation was at the heart of the V4 release in 2021. Now, it takes another step forward: you can execute an automatic instruction, with no human intervention at all!

Definition of the automatic setpoint

An alarm has occurred, the automated setpoint is being executed

The jobs attached to the automated locker have been executed

Major advantages for management teams:

Major benefits for administrators and application managers:

Icing on the cake: alongside Rundeck and AWX schedulers, Canopsis now also integrates Jenkins support!

Healthcheck in Canopsis 4.4

Canopsis can now expose its operating status and that of each of its components:

System status in Canopsis V4.4

Number of messages processed by Canopsis

Benefits for steering teams:

Benefits for administrators:

Idle rules

Idle rules are mainly useful for the lifelines — or heartbeats — of data sources. Canopsis can now react to a “non-event”, using the average number of events per period as a reference. Even better: some tools can send the lifelines of their own sources automatically!

Benefits for steering teams:

Benefits for administrators and application managers:

True to open source values, the Canopsis team keeps developing its community version. That’s why idle rules are available on both Open Core and Pro Edition!

See our documentation to learn more about Canopsis 4.4.

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