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EUE scenarios in Canopsis V4.3

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Our previous article on Canopsis V4.3 was dedicated to dependency trees, but now it’s time to move on to the second new feature of this version: End-User Experience / EUE scenarios. Before EUE scenarios in Canopsis… Prior to the release of version 4.3, Canopsis only received scenario results in binary form: Knowing and integrating the […]

Dependency trees in Canopsis V4.3

Released at the very end of August, Canopsis 4.3 created a surprise by offering a new feature outside the Roadmap: dependency trees! Ready to discover what it can do for your IS? Follow the guide 😉 Before dependency trees… Before version 4.3, it was possible to select and then observe a group of entities. Canopsis […]

Canopsis & Rundeck: Switch to automated remediation!

Article Canopsis + Rundeck - EN

With Canopsis & Rundeck, take full advantage of the possibilities of hypervision! In a large-scale IS, several monitoring tools are at work. That’s when a centralized supervision console becomes indispensable… Especially when it saves you precious time in resolving your alarms. Canopsis in a nutshell Created in 2011 by the company Capensis, Canopsis is the […]

Enrichment actions: an essential engine behind Canopsis

Enrichment actions are used to add information to an event or entity, through an incoming event. What are the possibilities of these famous actions? How does this translate into your Canopsis? Well, that’s what we’re going to find out today! Hypervision enrichment actions: what are they? Basis of the approach First, let’s look at what […]

Canopsis 4.2: Export and correlation enhancement

We introduced you to scheduled actions in the previous article, but that’s far from being the only innovation in Canopsis 4.2! This latest update includes a new export feature and improved correlation. What are the benefits and practical applications? That’s what we’re going to see now. The Export feature in Canopsis 4.2 Here’s how you […]

Scheduled actions in Canopsis 4.2

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Freshly released on May 10, the new version of Canopsis – V4.2 – required a month of development, in particular to fine-tune its brand new feature: scheduled actions. Ready for a tour? Here we go! What are scheduled actions in Canopsis? Scheduled actions in Canopsis 4.2 are the result of the merger of two features: […]

Canopsis V4.1: What’s new with you?

Article EN - Canopsis V4.1

Following the release of the 4th version at the end of January, we are pleased to announce the launch of Canopsis V4.1! On the menu: three innovations to make it even easier to hypervise and monitor your IS. Ready to discover this new version? We’ll show you around! #1 Introduction of an action log system […]

API rewriting: Between performance and flow control

Article EN - API rewriting

Here we come to the third and final Canopsis V4 novelties: API rewriting and security. What’s behind this update? That’s what we’re going to show you this week! From general solution enhancement to access customization To begin with, the switch from the Python language (intermediate) to the Go language (compiled) has optimized the algorithms linked […]

Planning: Redesign of periodic behaviors

Article EN - Periodic Behaviors

In Canopsis, periodic behaviors, or pbehaviors, define the phases during which “behavior changes” are required. The development of Canopsis V4 was an opportunity to completely rethink this feature, emphasizing the solution’s customizability and reliability. The module’s redesign is part of a drive toimprove performance that began with the multi-instantiation (parallelization) of engines. Renamed Planning, it […]

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