Learn the fundamentals of monitoring with Zenoss Resource Manager. Topics include adding and organizing devices, monitoring templates, the Zenoss event console, and creating custom reports.

Learn the skills required to perform basic administrative tasks in Control Center and Zenoss Resource Manager. Topics include the Control Center and Resource Manager architectures, searching and displaying log file entries, and managing Zenoss users and groups.

Learn to prevent and troubleshoot issues in Control Center and Resource Manager. Topics include the data pipelines in the Resource Manager product and how to investigate each step in the path, along with guidance to get the most out of your support interactions.

Learn how to leverage your Python skills with Zenoss Resource Manager. This class covers the many ways in which a Zenoss administrator can solve problems, enrich and automate their monitoring experience by writing code. The three main subjects discussed in this class are ZenDMD, the Resource Manager JSON API, and event transforms.

This class is recommended for Zenoss veterans / power-users or DevOps engineers with working experience in any object-oriented programming language (Python preferred) who want to learn how to leverage their scripting skills with Zenoss Resource Manager.

This class is an abbreviated version of the full two-day ZenPack Development class. It covers the same key concepts, but at a faster pace and with a slightly narrower scope

In this eight-hour class, you will learn how to develop and deploy complex customizations to Zenoss through ZenPacks, Zenoss’s extension framework. Through a series of progressive, hands-on exercises, each student will build a new ZenPack that models and monitors a custom device type and includes updates to the Zenoss user interface.

In order to protect the safety of our customers and staff, we are not offering in-person classes at this time.
Please see the Introduction to ZenPack Development class, which is an abbreviated version of this class, delivered online.