As demonstrated in a previous post , you can query checkmk from Emacs1. Which turns it into an interface for your data. The next step is to create some basic views of checkmk to skip using its Web UI. Most of checkmk’s data is tabular, most of its Web UI shows tables. With Emacs-29 the traditional and limited tabulated-list-mode gained an alternative: the vtable (variable pitch tables). It is way more flexible and useful. Instead of being a major mode for a single table in the entire buffer...
