checkmk
Monitor servers, networks, cloud, and applications from one platform
All Skills in This Repository (8)
Pure Emerald Level Indicatorsjira-plan-ticket
Fetch Jira ticket context, create a Git branch, and draft an implementation plan.
crash-report
Query and analyze Checkmk crash reports from crash.checkmk.com and local OMD sites.
jira-create-ticket
Create Jira tickets in the CMK project with inferred issue type, components, and teams.
werk
Generate Checkmk changelog entries from git commits and developer context.
bazel
Execute builds, tests, and linting operations with Bazel.
owners
Query Gerrit to identify code components and their owners for files.
gerrit
List, improve, and submit Gerrit code review changes with Jenkins validation.
jenkins
Retrieve Jenkins CI build and test job results, stages, logs, and artifacts.
Frequently Asked Questions
FAQPage SchemaHow to install Checkmk?โผ
Run `npx skills add Checkmk/checkmk --all -g -y` in your terminal to install all skills in this suite globally.
What does Checkmk monitor?โผ
Checkmk monitors physical and virtual servers, networks, containers, Kubernetes, cloud services like AWS and Azure, and applications, all from one web interface.
Is Checkmk free to use?โผ
Yes. The Checkmk Community edition is completely free and open-source under the GNU GPL v2, while Pro, Ultimate, and Cloud editions add enterprise features.
Can AI agents work with the Checkmk codebase?โผ
Yes. The included agent instructions route all builds, tests, and linting through Bazel and connect code review and test review workflows to dedicated AI skills.
Does Checkmk support cloud and Kubernetes monitoring?โผ
Yes. Checkmk Ultimate monitors dynamic environments like Kubernetes, AWS, Azure, and GCP, with OpenTelemetry metrics and auto-registering push agents.
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