OpenNMS releases OpenNMS Meridian 2023 with New Cloud-enabled Capabilities
The OpenNMS Group, a subsidiary of NantHealth (NASDAQ: NH), has announced the release of OpenNMS Meridian 2023, enhancing its network monitoring solutions. This release focuses on cloud services and containerization benefits. Key features include a scalable time series database, containerized deployment, flow thresholding for anomaly detection, native device configuration backups, and a new hardware appliance to streamline operations. OpenNMS emphasizes security with initiatives like zero-trust architecture and alignment with ISO 27001. Meridian is available as a subscription service, ensuring users have access to stable and secure monitoring capabilities.
- Launch of OpenNMS Meridian 2023 enhances network monitoring capabilities.
- Introduction of scalable Time Series DB simplifies data management.
- Containerized deployment option reduces complexity in usage.
- Enhanced security measures with zero-trust architecture and TPM.
- Subscription model provides stable and secure features.
- Dependence on customer acquisition and retention post-release.
- Risks around maintaining future functionalities and performance.
- Competition may hinder market acceptance and growth.
Meridian 2023 is a look into the future of network monitoring, centered around simplification
"The cloud capabilities we're launching with Meridian 2023 bring us a huge step closer to our vision of a world where monitoring just happens," said
"Monitoring at the edge has been simplified—our hardware appliance solution can be installed and configured from our cloud portal in minutes. And customers can deploy and orchestrate Meridian as a container, then store their monitoring data in our new cloud-based Time Series DB, a massively scalable, multi-tenant storage solution."
Major new functionality in this Meridian update includes:
- Time series database service. Time Series DB is a hosted cloud service that quickly scales with workloads as your needs change. No need to fight with complex storage requirements and maintain complicated infrastructure.
- Containerized Meridian. Deploy consistently and predictably with containerized Meridian. Get the power and flexibility you require with minimal complexity.
- Flows thresholding. Analyze your flow data against threshold computations to detect and alert you to anomalies and changes in your network environment.
- Device configuration backup. Manage network device configuration backups natively within Meridian. Filter, search, and compare configurations at different points in time for specific devices.
- Custom plugin development API. Extend the functionality of Meridian through our new official plugin API. Build plugins that utilize outputs, expand on configurations, and add new integrations to connect with your existing tools.
- New hardware appliance. Minions, the distributed monitoring component for Meridian, are now able to run on dedicated, physical hardware—the OpenNMS Appliance. With the OpenNMS Appliance, you simplify your Minion deployment and save time by being able to manage, configure, and update an entire fleet of Minions with a single action. OpenNMS Appliance is built with security in mind and employs zero-trust architecture principles for communications and software integrity.
"We require the Appliance to use security features such as Trusted Platform Module (TPM), secure boot, and disk encryption to help prevent tampering and backdoors as part of our greater zero-trust initiative," says
Meridian is available through a subscription-based service that maximizes the platform with the most stable and secure features from OpenNMS Horizon, the community-driven distribution. The Meridian platform features inventory monitoring as well as performance, fault, and traffic management. Beyond that, Meridian offers business service monitoring, distributed data collection, support for BGP Monitoring Protocol (BMP), and application perspective monitoring. Known for its reliability and adaptability at scale, Meridian users can customize the monitoring platform to fit their unique needs.
OpenNMS has adopted penetration testing as a key component of our development and release processes for both the current products and forthcoming cloud services. In addition, OpenNMS is improving its processes to align with the ISO 27001 security framework. This will help to ensure that the appropriate people, processes, and technologies are in place to assess cybersecurity risks and implement the measures necessary to protect, remediate, or recover from those risk events. OpenNMS is also part of the Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) system’s Numbering Authorities (CNA) program to augment its CVE reporting capabilities.
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