I've also released an opensource tool called TrapperKeeper which is for storing and displaying SNMP traps. We use it at Dropbox to turn SNMP traps into stateful alerts so that they can be polled by monitoring services. We haven't really announced it publicly because I want to finish writing up docs but it's been public on Github for about a month.
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I've also released an opensource tool called TrapperKeeper which is for storing and displaying SNMP traps. We use it at Dropbox to turn SNMP traps into stateful alerts so that they can be polled by monitoring services. We haven't really announced it publicly because I want to finish writing up docs but it's been public on Github for about a month.
https://github.com/dropbox/trapperkeeper
So you both are re-appropriating someone else's trademark.
One is Python, one is Clojure. Different namespaces; no collision.
Given both are in the field of Sysadmin/Operations, I can definitely see there being confusion.