Zino documentation

Zino is a robust network state monitor for large backbone networks, originally developed at Uninett in the 1990s and now rewritten in Python.

Understanding Zino:

• Explanation
  • What is Zino?
  • Core Concepts
  • Technical Architecture

Using Zino:

• Installing Zino
  • Running Zino with the PySNMP library
  • Running Zino with the Net-SNMP library
  • Creating a Python virtual environment for Zino
  • Installing from PyPI
  • Installing from source
  • Running Zino for the first time
  • Running Zino in production
• Configuring Zino
  • Minimal configuration
  • Configuring other settings
  • Configuring API users
• How Tos
  • Controlling Zino with systemd
  • How to: Upgrade from Zino 1 (legacy/Tcl Zino)
  • How to: Use the Zino Docker image
  • How to: Check a Zino daemon with zping
  • How to: Write docs
• Clients
  • cuRitz

Contributing:

• Developing Zino
  • Development tools
  • Running tests
  • Code style
  • Test trap examples
  • Using towncrier to automatically produce the changelog
  • Making git blame ignore formatting changes