gnos is a Network Management System (NMS) written in Rust and Javascript using HTTP 1.1 and HTML 5. HTML 5's canvas is used to display a graphical summary of the network state. HTML 5's Server-sent events are used to efficiently, and automatically, update the web pages as new data comes into the server.

It depends upon:

• The rwebserve HTTP 1.1 server library.
• The rrdf Resource Description Language (RDF) library.
• The runits SI units library.
• The rust-socket library.
• The rust-mustache template library.
• The rparse parser combinator library.
• jsl is used by the Makefile to perform syntax (and other) checks before running.
• R is used to generate server-side charts (on Linux install r-base). The YaleToolkit and RColorBrewer packages must be installed.

Server side testing has been mostly done on a Mac. Linux should work as well. Windows will likely require some work (mostly in rust-socket).

Client side testing has been mostly done with Chrome 22 beta (earlier versions of Chrome cap the number of outstanding server-side events at something silly like four which prevented the browser from displaying all the information).