Zenoss serves the IT infrastructure monitoring (ITIM) market. Gartner analysts Pankaj Prasad and Will Cappelli recently published their “Market Guide for IT Infrastructure Monitoring Tools” (G00308941). My team and I particularly look forward to this annual report because it helps us benchmark our primary research and compare our customer, prospect and competitive findings (inputs to ...
In our last article, we talked about managing the infrastructure supporting network function virtualization (NFV). Summary: It’s easy with Zenoss. Now let’s move up a level and focus on monitoring for the network service chains. Nearly all of our readers have experience working in large data centers. Now, imagine you’re responsible for keeping dozens of ...
What an amazing week of giving back to our community! From our school supply drive, where employees donated to Communities In Schools of Central Texas, to a team of Zenoss employees working at the Thinkery, a children’s museum in Austin, Texas, to looking back at past Zenoss Cares volunteer efforts, it’s been great to have ...
Zenoss Cares is our internal committee and volunteer program focused on finding ways for the Zenoss family to get involved in the Austin, Texas, community as well as to make an impact globally. The annual Zenoss company picnic is always a blast, and we have added collecting school supply donations to the agenda. The picnic ...
Network service providers are beginning to make a big change. They are beginning to use virtualization to replace fixed-function network devices. A typical provider will be installing racks of OpenStack servers in dozens or hundreds of locations. Once complete, they will be able to cut the time to create and roll out new products from ...
As we announced at the end of last year, more and more new customers are choosing to deploy the Zenoss unified monitoring platform as a service via our Zenoss-as-a-Service (ZaaS) offering, but we’re also seeing an increase in the number of existing on-premises customers, like Vassar College, who are choosing to migrate their existing Zenoss ...
