VAST is now Tenzir. This blog post describes what changed when we renamed the
project .
TL;DR Use tenzir-node instead of vast start. Use tenzir instead of vast exec. Use tenzir-ctl for all other commands. Move your configuration from <prefix>/etc/vast/vast.yaml to
<prefix>/etc/tenzir/tenzir.yaml. Move your configuration from $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/vast/vast.yaml to
$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/tenzir/tenzir.yaml. In your configuration, replace vast: with tenzir:. Prefix environment variables with TENZIR_ instead of VAST_. In addition to that, the following things have changed.
Project Usage We're making the split between starting a node and starting a pipeline more
obvious:tenzir executes pipelines (previously vast exec).tenzir-node starts a node (previously vast start).Some commands have not yet been ported over to pipelines, and are accessible
under tenzir-ctl; this will be phased out over time without deprecation
notices as commands are moving into pipeline operators. The vast executable exists for drop-in backwards compatibility and is
equivalent to running tenzir-ctl. Configuration moved to use tenzir over vast where possible. Packages are now called Tenzir instead of VAST . The default install prefix of packages moved from /opt/vast to /opt/tenzir. The Docker image now includes the proprietary plugins There exit separate Docker images tenzir/tenzir and tenzir/tenzir-node to
match the new binaries tenzir and tenzir-node, respectively. The PyVAST package is deprecated and now called Tenzir. We will bring it back
with the Tenzir v4.0 release. The interop with Apache Arrow uses tenzir. prefixes for the extension type
names now. We support reading the old files transparently, but tools
interfacing will need to adapt to the new names tenzir.ip, tenzir.subnet,
and tenzir.enumeration. 