Open Source IT Infrastructure Monitoring Tool
| Release | Platform | Operating System | Date | MD5 | Doc | Download |
Follow our quick start guide to start your monitoring.
Follow our quick start guide to start your monitoring.
| Release | Platform | Operating System | Date | MD5 | Doc | Download |
| 23.10 | VirtualBox | el 8 | Oct. 31, 2023 | |||
| 23.10 | VMWare | el 8 | Oct. 31, 2023 |
Follow our quick start guide to start your monitoring.
| Release | Platform | Operating System | Date | MD5 | Doc | Download |
| 23.04 | VirtualBox | el 8 | May. 03, 2023 | |||
| 23.04 | VMWare | el 8 | Jul. 12, 2023 |
Follow our quick start guide to start your monitoring.
| Release | Platform | Operating System | Date | MD5 | Doc | Download |
| 22.10 | VirtualBox | el 7 | Oct. 26, 2022 | |||
| 22.10 | VMWare | el 8 | Oct. 26, 2022 |
Follow our quick start guide to start your monitoring.
3.1 Install your RHEL8/9 / AlmaLinux 8/9 or Oracle Linux 8/9 operating system
3.2 Update the operating system:
- EL8 / EL9 based -> dnf update
3.3 To quickly install Centreon, you can run the following command as **root**
curl -L -s https://download.centreon.com/24.10/unattended.sh | sh
The script will then perform the following tasks:
a. Enable SELinux (permissive mode)
b. Install Centreon repository
c. Install Centreon
d. Define PHP timezone
e. Add firewall rules (only if firewalld is enabled)
f. Activate processes
Log in to Centreon web interface via the URL http://[SERVER_IP]/centreon where [SERVER_IP] is the real IP address of your server.
After attempting to connect, follow the steps described in Centreon documentation here
Follow our quick start guide to start your monitoring.
3.1 Install your RHEL8/9 / AlmaLinux 8/9 or Oracle Linux 8/9 operating system
3.2 Update the operating system:
- EL8 / EL9 based -> dnf update
3.3 To quickly install Centreon, you can run the following command as **root**
curl -L -s https://download.centreon.com/24.04/unattended.sh | sh
The script will then perform the following tasks:
a. Enable SELinux (permissive mode)
b. Install Centreon repository
c. Install Centreon
d. Define PHP timezone
e. Add firewall rules (only if firewalld is enabled)
f. Activate processes
Log in to Centreon web interface via the URL http://[SERVER_IP]/centreon where [SERVER_IP] is the real IP address of your server.
After attempting to connect, follow the steps described in Centreon documentation here
Follow our quick start guide to start your monitoring.
3.1 Install your RHEL8/9 / AlmaLinux 8/9 or Oracle Linux 8/9 operating system
3.2 Update the operating system:
- EL8 / EL9 based -> dnf update
3.3 To quickly install Centreon, you can run the following command as **root**
curl -L -s https://download.centreon.com/23.10/unattended.sh | sh
The script will then perform the following tasks:
a. Enable SELinux (permissive mode)
b. Install Centreon repository
c. Install Centreon
d. Define PHP timezone
e. Add firewall rules (only if firewalld is enabled)
f. Activate processes
Log in to Centreon web interface via the URL http://[SERVER_IP]/centreon where [SERVER_IP] is the real IP address of your server.
After attempting to connect, follow the steps described in Centreon documentation here
Follow our quick start guide to start your monitoring.
3.1 Install your RHEL8/9 / AlmaLinux 8/9 or Oracle Linux 8/9 operating system
3.2 Update the operating system:
- EL8 / EL9 based -> dnf update
3.3 To quickly install Centreon, you can run the following command as **root**
curl -L -s https://download.centreon.com/23.04/unattended.sh | sh
The script will then perform the following tasks:
a. Enable SELinux (permissive mode)
b. Install Centreon repository
c. Install Centreon
d. Define PHP timezone
e. Add firewall rules (only if firewalld is enabled)
f. Activate processes
Log in to Centreon web interface via the URL http://[SERVER_IP]/centreon where [SERVER_IP] is the real IP address of your server.
After attempting to connect, follow the steps described in Centreon documentation here
Follow our quick start guide to start your monitoring.
3.1 Install your CentOS7 / RHEL8 / AlmaLinux 8 or Oracle Linux 8 operating system
3.2 Update the operating system:
- EL7 based -> yum update
- EL8 based -> dnf update
3.3 To quickly install Centreon, you can run the following command as **root**
curl -L -s https://download.centreon.com/22.10/unattended.sh | sh
The script will then perform the following tasks:
a. Enable SELinux (permissive mode)
b. Install Centreon repository
c. Install Centreon
d. Define PHP timezone
e. Add firewall rules (only if firewalld is enabled)
f. Activate processes
Log in to Centreon web interface via the URL http://[SERVER_IP]/centreon where [SERVER_IP] is the real IP address of your server.
After attempting to connect, follow the steps described in Centreon documentation here
Follow our quick start guide to start your monitoring.
Centreon Web is commonly called Centreon. This is the Centreon web interface, configuration management of demons to monitor resources. Before downloading Centreon, please validate that you can meet the prerequisites. If this is not the case, consider using our turnkey solution (iso installation system in the "Appliances" tab) that lets you install supervision platform very easily. We recommend installing Centreon via RPM or via our ISO file.
Centreon Gorgone
Display Centreon Engine status
Display the resource distribution by status
Display your graphs into Centreon Custom views page
Display a grid Map
Display hosts listing in the Centreon home with filters, columns selection and organise your specifics views
Widgets Host Group Monitoring
Display a web page or source in a widget
Which hosts are the biggest consumers of CPU ?
Which hosts are the biggest consumers of Memory ?
Display information from NtopNG appliance
| Release | Date | Platform | MD5 | Release Notes |
Doc | Download |
| centreon widget ntopng listing 23.10.0 | Oct. 30, 2023 | tar.gz | ||||
| centreon widget ntopng listing 23.04.0 | Apr. 27, 2023 | tar.gz |
Display services listing in the Centreon custom views with filters, columns selection in order to organise your specifics views
Widgets Service Group Monitoring
Display a perfdata value from any service and custom the tile
| Release | Date | Platform | MD5 | Release Notes |
Doc | Download |
| centreon widget single metric 23.10.0 | Oct. 30, 2023 | tar.gz | ||||
| centreon widget single metric 23.04.0 | Apr. 27, 2023 | tar.gz |
Display a counter table of the tactical overview
Centreon Collect is a collection of softwares: Centreon Engine, Centreon Broker, Centreon Connector. Centreon Collect brings also Centreon tests to test these softwares.
Centreon Engine is a new generation of monitoring engine developped for Centreon. Based on Nagios, Centreon Engine is now immproved to manage large environments of nodes.
Centreon Broker is a central element of the Centreon architecture. Centreon Broker is a link between Centreon Engine and database. This strategic position give it the possibility to store realtime and performance informations.
Centreon connectors are Centreon Engine extensions that improve polling process with specialized daemons (perl, ssh).
Centreon Clib is a dependancy needed by all C/C++ component of Centreon.
| Release | Date | Platform | MD5 | Release Notes |
Doc | Download |
| centreon clib 20.04.3 | Nov. 30, 2021 | tar.gz | ||||
| centreon clib 20.10.4 | Oct. 20, 2021 | tar.gz | ||||
| centreon clib 21.04.3 | Oct. 20, 2021 | tar.gz |
Centreon Plugin is a set of plugins developed to get informations on network equipments, servers, applications, etc...
Centreon is opensouce and developed in perl language. You are welcome to contribute if you want to help us in submitting patch or pull-request on github.
