background preloader

Graphite - Scalable Realtime Graphing - Graphite

Graphite - Scalable Realtime Graphing - Graphite

Dashboard Dude Dashing - The exceptionally handsome dashboard framework. Zabbix Weblog | The Future of Monitoring Zabbix Zone | Free Knowledge for All Homepage of Zabbix :: An Enterprise-Class Open Source Distributed Monitoring Solution Within our community pages you will find a wealth of information including posts on newest Zabbix versions and solved issues with useful hints and tips, special events and competitions and more. The most important reasons to be an active community member are: free Zabbix support Pieces of advice from other community members and Zabbix Developers.free information Access to useful materials composed by other community members.a chance to improve Zabbix Opportunity to influence future releases of Zabbix by participating in respective discussions initiated by Zabbix Team.Zabbix ForumsThe Forums are the heart and soul of the Zabbix project.

Maps for the lazy | Zabbix Weblog Creating complex maps is a time-consuming job. Actually, even designing a rather small map of 25 elements can take you an hour. That’s time you rather want to spend on something useful or fun, unless you’ve got a fetish for repetitive work. Notice: I’ll use the broader terms node and edge instead of the Zabbix terms map element and map link interchangeably throughout this writing. Manual mapping Why does it take so long to create a map manually? Add and set up all the nodes and edgesMove things around until you are happy with what you see Adding new map elements isn’t a terribly efficient process: Click, drag, configure, repeat. If you are adding hosts to a map, each element must be configured to actually represent an existing host. By all means, a computer is probably better in lay-outing a complex graph anyway, trying to avoid unnecessary intersections and all that! So what? In the face of the above, we should dismiss the idea of manual editing for any non-trivial map. graph { A -- B }

MySQL Performance with Support, Remote DBA, and Consulting Services by Percona OpenIPMI aristoteles.eti.br Zabbix Agent Installer Content This package is made for installing Zabbix agent (compiled by ZABBIX SIA) on windows environement. The packages includes: zabbix_agent for W32 & w64, zabbix_sender and zabbix_get - from source code (precompiled from zabbix SIA) Since 2006 the package is evoluating but it would be better with your ideas or suggestions, so don't hesitate to send me a mail at scotty@suiviperf.com Download old versions Using the MSI package msiexec /I zabbix_agent-version.msi [HOSTNAME=hostname][SERVER=ZabbixServerIPAddress][LPORT=ListenPort] [SERVERACTIVE=List IP:Port] [RMTCMD=1] [/qn] where: : Hostname as register on the Zabbix server : IP address of the ZABBIX server : Agent will listen on this port for connections from the server : 1 to enable remote commands, 0 to disable remote command : list of Zabbix server for active checks Comma delimited : Silent mode. 29 fev 2016 Thanks to Leszek Cimala for wixextension added to the wix script : no longer needed to launch MSI in UAC admin mode Credit

Adail Spínola Monitorando e Abusando ;) zabbixbrasil.org

Related: