Streamline your network operations with SuzieQ

Build smarter workflows with deep data and always-on analysis.
No code required.

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How it works

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From small sites with under 100 devices to massive networks with thousands, SuzieQ is deployed in production across campus networks, data centers, industrial warehouses, and more.

Based on the SuzieQ open source project, SuzieQ Enterprise provides a new level of insight into any network. With a comprehensive GUI, CLI and API, teams of any skill level can change how they audit, investigate, validate and troubleshoot their networks.

You don’t have to know any programming or learn arcane query languages to feel the power of network automation. However, if you’re a DevOps ninja, SuzieQ allows you to perform complex tasks easily, without having to worry about complex parsing or platform specifics.

Introducing the Enterprise Edition

Screenshot of a network monitoring dashboard displaying various statistics, charts, and data related to network devices, protocols, and routes.
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Time-Based Tracking

Analyze changes over time to pinpoint issues quickly.

Multi-Vendor Support

Work seamlessly across network hardware vendors.

Agentless Collection

Collect data without installing anything on your devices.

User Interfaces

Use CLI or web UI to get insights fast—no code needed.

Rapid Deployment

Get up and running in minutes, not weeks.

Automation & Querying

Automate workflows and query your network like a pro.

FAQ

  • We support gathering data from Arista EOS (version 20.0 or later), Cisco’s ASA, IOS, IOS-XE, IOS-XR, and NXOS (N7K with versions 8.4.4 or higher, and N9K with versions 9.3.1 or higher), Fortinet FortiOS, F5 BIG-IP TMOS, Cumulus Linux, Palo Alto PanOS, Juniper’s Junos (QFX, EX, MX and SRX platforms), and SONiC devices. SuzieQ also supports gathering data from Linux servers. We add support for new devices and services with every release. Adding new devices and services is relatively straightforward and fast, and is driven by Enterprise customers & community requests.

  • No, the SuzieQ poller uses SSH or a device’s REST API to gather data from each device.

  • Under an hour. Seriously. SuzieQ is available either a Docker container or a Python package. If your devices are supported by SuzieQ, all you need to do is give it a list of your devices and credentials and you’re off to the races.

  • Yes to both. Contact us for a demo and we’ll tell you more.