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Opening Icinga Camp Berlin 2016

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#Icingacamp – Berlin – 3/1/2016
WELCOME TO ICINGA CAMP
BERLIN 2016

• Bernd Erk
• Icinga co-founder
• Project organizer
• @gethash

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ICINGA – OPEN SOURCE
MONITORING

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