Rudder / Rundeck / GLPI / Centreon ... The Open Blocks of Managed Services
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Overview of using open-source tools to build an IT managed services stack, specifically describing Rudder (configuration management), Rundeck (orchestration/job scheduling), GLPI (IT asset/service management), and Centreon (monitoring). It explains how these components fit together to provide free/libre building blocks for infogérance (outsourced IT operations).
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chapters (26)
- 0:00Start
- 0:34Presentation
- 1:58The open-source building blocks of managed services
- 9:35Dynamic group management
- 17:18Main features of GLPI
- 17:36Maintenance action history
- 17:52Ossès inventory
- 18:12The Fusion Inventory Rudder agent
- 18:35The Rudder plugin
- 19:09The administrative database
- 20:13Supervision vs. metrology
- 21:00Template management
- 21:18Contact groups
- 21:30Nature
- 21:54Application role
- 22:28On-call and escalation
- 23:15Supervision
- 23:44Metrology
- 24:15Automatic dynamic link
- 24:27Dialogue between Rudder and Centreon
- 25:08Why make it complicated?
- 25:2124/7 continuity
- 25:43Industrialization 25/25
- 25:57Continuous improvement 26/26
- 26:21Support 27/27
- 26:58Conclusion
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