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  • Slide 1
  • Zabbix 2013 | 1 Overview of the System Alexei Vladishev CEO and Founder Zabbix, SIA
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  • Alexei Vladishev Presenter Name: CEO, Founder, and Product Manager Position:
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  • Zabbix 2013 | 3 Content About Product4 Elements12 Main Functions21 Architecture33 Installation and Deployment Options40 Strategy & Services47
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  • Zabbix 2013 | 4 About Product Introduction5 History6 License8 Competitive Benefits9 Performance10 Zabbix in Numbers11
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  • Zabbix 2013 | 5 Introduction So whats the problem? Cost of downtime is high Hard to manage nontransparent environment Impossible to make wise planning and purchasing Zabbix solves all these issues
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  • Zabbix 2013 | 6 History Product idea 1998 2001 2004 2005 2006 First GPL release v. 0.1 v. 1.0 Zabbix SIA Company est. 1st Stable Version release v. 1.1 XML Protocol Active Checks Logfile Monitoring Eventlog Monitoring GSM Modem SNMPv3
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  • Zabbix 2013 | 7 History continued 2007 2008 2009 2012 v. 1.6 v. 1.8 v. 2.0 v. 1.4 LLD Multinamed Host Java Gateway JMX Monitoring Automatic Inventory SNMP Trap Monitoring API Configuration Cache Passive Zabbix Proxy IBM DB2 Support Calculated Items Escallations Zabbix Proxy LDAP Auth Dashboard Maintenance New Interface SQLite Network Discovery Web Monitoring UTF8, IPv6 So What Is NEXT? Better scalability Enhanced dashboard Better navigation Better reporting v. 2.2 Zabbix Japan LLC
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  • Zabbix 2013 | 8 License Open Source No Hidden (Corporate, Enterprise) versions GPLv2 True
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  • Zabbix 2013 | 9 Competitive Benefits Bundled package True Open Source Enterprise-friendly support pricing Monitor anything Distributed monitoring Commercially Backed
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  • Zabbix 2013 | 10 Performance With a well structured set-up and powerful hardware, allows to process over 15 000 new values per second, which is equal to monitoring of 50 000 devices against 15 parameters with 50 second interval Single Zabbix Node
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  • Zabbix 2013 | 11 Zabbix in Numbers times software was downloaded during 2012 800 000 Best of Breed Zabbix is nominated for the 2nd time among worlds best monitoring solutions according to Gartner 25 languages Zabbix interface is translated to
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  • Zabbix 2013 | 12 Elements Host13 Item14 Trigger15 Template20
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  • Zabbix 2013 | 13 Host Server or a network device having IP or DNS name Any application Any smart equipment
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  • Zabbix 2013 | 14 Item Sources of Information Zabbix Agent Server polls Zabbix Agent (Active) Processed by Zabbix agent Simple check Executed by Zabbix server SNMP agent All SNMP versions are supported Trapper Used with Zabbix sender Log files Internal Zabbix health Aggregate Average/min/max for host group External check script[parameters] SSH Password and key authentication supported Telnet Calculated From existing data
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  • Zabbix 2013 | 15 Trigger Logical expression that can describe threshold or complex problem condition 6 severity levels may be assigned to a Trigger visual representation - different colors for different severities audio in global alarms - different audio for different severities user media - different media (notification channel) for different severities limiting actions by conditions against trigger severities
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  • Zabbix 2013 | 16 Trigger Expressions Syntax {host:key.function(param)}=0 {zabbix:system.cpu.load.avg(600)}>5 Operators -, +, /, *,, =, #, |, and Expression Constructor makes it easier to build complex expressions Functions min, max, avg, last, diff, count, delta, time, etc Not limited to single item or host {host1:item1}=1 and {host2:item2}>3 | {host3:item3}
  • Zabbix 2013 | 18 Trigger Hysteresis Task : Average server room temperature is 12-14C. Alarm if temperature exceeds 20C and release alarm only if temperature goes below 15C. ({TRIGGER.VALUE}=0 and {server:temp.last(0)}>20) | ({TRIGGER.VALUE}=1 and {server:temp.last(0)}>15)
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  • Zabbix 2013 | 19 Relative Trigger Allows to compare current result with some result in the past Example {server:system.cpu.load.avg(1h)} / {server:system.cpu.load.avg(1h, 1d)}>2 Task : Compare average load on system CPU for 1 hour today with average load for the same period yesterday and notify if it is more than 2 times larger