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Zabbix Network Monitoring Essentials

Zabbix Network Monitoring Essentials

By : Andrea Dalle Vacche, Stefano Kewan Lee
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Zabbix Network Monitoring Essentials

Zabbix Network Monitoring Essentials

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By: Andrea Dalle Vacche, Stefano Kewan Lee
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Overview of this book

If you are an experienced network administrator looking for a comprehensive monitoring solution that will keep a watchful eye on networks, then this book is for you.
Table of Contents (9 chapters)
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Preface
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Preface
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What this book covers
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What you need for this book
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Who this book is for
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Conventions
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1. Installing a Distributed Zabbix Setup
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1. Installing a Distributed Zabbix Setup
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Zabbix architectures
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Understanding Zabbix data flow
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Understanding the Zabbix proxies' data flow
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Installing Zabbix
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Installing a database
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Installing a Zabbix proxy
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Installing the WebGUI interface
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Summary
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2. Active Monitoring of Your Devices
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2. Active Monitoring of Your Devices
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Understanding Zabbix hosts
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Going beyond Zabbix agents
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3. Monitoring Your Network Services
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3. Monitoring Your Network Services
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Monitoring the DNS
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Apache monitoring
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NTP monitoring
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Squid monitoring
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Summary
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4. Discovering Your Network
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4. Discovering Your Network
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Finding hosts the Zabbix way
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Low-level discovery
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5. Visualizing Your Topology with Maps and Graphs
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5. Visualizing Your Topology with Maps and Graphs
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Creating custom graphs
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Maps – a quick setup for a large topology
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Putting everything together with screens
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A. Partitioning the Zabbix Database
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MySQL partitioning
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Housekeeping configuration
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B. Collecting Squid Metrics
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Squid metric script
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Index
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Index

Understanding Zabbix data flow

The standard Zabbix data flow is composed of several actors that send data to our Zabbix server. Of all the sources that can send data to our Zabbix server, we can identify three main data sources:

  • Zabbix agent
  • Zabbix sender
  • Other agents (external scripts or components built in house)

The other agents represented in the next diagram can be of two main types:

  • Custom and/or third-party agents
  • Zabbix proxy
    Understanding Zabbix data flow

As the diagram displays the data that gets acquired from many different sources in the form of items. At the end of the diagram, you see the GUI, which practically represents the users connected and the database that is the place where all the values are stored.

In the next section, we will dive deep into the Zabbix proxies' data flow.

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