Zenoss Announces Zenoss Core 2.5
Today Zenoss announced the release of Zenoss Core version 2.5 under the GPL. This latest release includes new features and community-developed extensions.
According to the announcement, Zenoss Core 2.5 offers improvements for managing cloud-based infrastructures, including Amazon EC2 monitoring, more than 40 community-developed extensions (ZenPacks), an updated Events Console, and more than 65 bug fixes and requested features. To download Zenoss Core 2.5, visit: http://community.zenoss.org/community/download
Zenoss also announced an cloud-monitoring contest for Zenoss community users. To find out more about the contest and prizes, visit: http://community.zenoss.org/blogs/zenossblog/2009/10/26/zenoss-in-the-clouds-zenpack-contest
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