Open source network management comparison: Platform


Table of contents for Open source network management comparison

  1. Open source network management comparison: Introduction
  2. Open source network management comparison: General
  3. Open source network management comparison: Platform
  4. Open source network management comparison: Support
Attribute / Project OpenNMS Nagios Zenoss [1] Hyperic [2] Zabbix
Platform
Linux X X X X X
Windows X X
OSX X X X X X
Solaris X X X X X
*BSD X X X X X
Hardware Appliance X X X
Virtual Appliance X [3] X [4]

[1] Zenoss Core is used for the purpose of this comparison.

[2] Hyperic HQ is used for the purpose of this comparison.

[3] Nagios doesn’t offer a virtual appliance though a number are available through the community.

[4] Zabbix doesn’t offer a virtual appliance though a number are available through the community.

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8 Comments

  1. Good stuff…

    How about Zabbix?

    Quote | Posted June 19, 2008, 9:49 am
  2. @John - I just knew this would happen… :) Once I’m a bit further into the process I will begin to add more projects to the comparison. At the moment, doing the necessary research on four projects is taking quite a long time. More projects that I am less familiar with would only extend the process even further. Expect the next tranche sometime next week. I promise to get into the interesting stuff then.

    Quote | Posted June 19, 2008, 10:04 am
  3. Feel free to send me any questions you may have about Zenoss, looking forward to the rest of the posts.

    Thanks,
    Matt Ray
    Zenoss Community Manager

    Quote | Posted June 19, 2008, 2:39 pm
  4. @Matt - thanks for the offer…will do!

    Quote | Posted June 19, 2008, 2:41 pm
  5. Hey, Jack. Good article, I wanted to mention that both Hyperic HQ open source and HQ enteprise version have a VMWare appliance. That should earn us green marks across the board. :-)

    Thanks!
    –jeremy

    Quote | Posted June 20, 2008, 1:15 pm
  6. @Jeremy - I think I need to split out the appliance section out into virtual and hardware appliance because I meant hardware appliance. It would be handy to have a breakdown of both I guess. Virtual appliances give a great way to try out software with zero risk of any damage to an existing set up. Thanks for the feedback.

    Quote | Posted June 20, 2008, 1:25 pm
  7. Gotcha, thanks!

    Quote | Posted June 20, 2008, 2:05 pm
  8. @All - I have split out the appliance line into two hardware and virtual lines.

    Quote | Posted June 20, 2008, 2:08 pm

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