There is usually one stable release every 2-3 months with optional servicepack releases in between. Every day there are nightly development builds with the latest changes.
Read what's new in this release.
Using the Consol Labs Repository is probably the easiest way to install or update Thruk.
Naemon, Shinken and Icinga2 come with the livestatus api included. When using Nagios,
you need to compile the livestatus module manually.
System | Version | 32bit | 64bit | ||
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![]() | Debian | 10 | buster | thruk_3.02_debian10_i386.deb | thruk_3.02_debian10_amd64.deb |
![]() | Debian | 11 | bullseye | thruk_3.02_debian11_i386.deb | thruk_3.02_debian11_amd64.deb |
![]() | Centos RHEL | 7 | thruk-3.02.rhel7.x86_64.rpm | ||
![]() | Centos RHEL | 8 | thruk-3.02.rhel8.x86_64.rpm | ||
![]() | SLES | 12SP4 | thruk-3.02.sles12sp4.x86_64.rpm | ||
![]() | Ubuntu | 18.04 | bionic | thruk_3.02_ubuntu18.04_amd64.deb | |
![]() | Ubuntu | 20.04 | focal | thruk_3.02_ubuntu20.04_amd64.deb | |
![]() | Ubuntu | 22.04 | jammy | thruk_3.02_ubuntu22.04_amd64.deb | |
Source | thruk-3.02.tar.gz |
Naemon, a fork of Nagios 4, comes with Thruk as default gui. It has ready to go packages including Thruk and Livestatus. Consider Naemon if you upgrade your core.
Thruk is included in the OMD (Open Monitoring Distribution). Installing
Thruk with OMD is an easy and fast way of getting Thruk in a complete setup running.
OMD includes a preconfigured Naemon/Icinga + Thruk + PNP4Nagios and other useful addons like Grafana.
Download nightly snapshots
Have at least a look at the test results before using test releases. They should be used for tests only, not in production!
GitHub-CI:
Download previous versions (v1.18 till latest) from the pkg archive.
And even older versions (till 1.1.7) from the old archive.