Zenoss will be exhibiting at Ohio LinuxFest this weekend in Columbus, OH. Ohio LinuxFest is the showcase for what people in Ohio and the surrounding states are doing with Linux and open source software. It’s great a place for Linux enthusiasts to get together to share their passion for what good software can do. This [...]

Zenoss developers will be available for questions on Thursday, October 9 at 11am EDT (UTC -04:00) in the #zenoss IRC channel on irc.freenode.net (port 6667). Please drop in and bring your questions, answers, suggestions and feedback. We can discuss the 2.3 beta and recent changes in the Zenoss community.
We’ll log the session and repost [...]

The latest stable packaged version of Zenoss Core, version 2.2.4, is now available for download. Zenoss Core 2.2.4 is available from:
http://www.zenoss.com/download
and the release notes are available here:
2.2.4 Release Notes
Installation and upgrades from earlier versions are now covered in a unified document available here:
Zenoss 2.2.4 Install Guide (PDF)
This is a maintenance release that addresses the [...]

Zenoss is proud to take part in the Texas Python Unconference 2008 on October 4-5 in Austin. This is a FREE event at the University of Texas. We’ll be presenting and hope to see a big turnout of Python fans from Texas and beyond. Presentations are open-format, so if you have something [...]

Packt Publishing’s recently published book Zenoss Core Network and Systems Monitoring has started picking up reviews recently. We think it’s a great new guide for expanding your understanding and becoming more familiar with configuring, using, and adapting Zenoss Core.

Roberto Galoppini’s Open Source Books: Zenoss Core
James Pulver’s Reviewing the Zenoss Book from PACKT [...]