Zabbix 3.2 — Monitoring on a Whole New Level
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Zabbix 3.2 is presented as a monitoring platform for large and complex infrastructures, addressing the problem of handling hundreds or thousands of diverse alerts (hardware, applications, security, test vs production, multiple datacenters and services). The talk describes how Zabbix 3.2's features and approaches help organize, filter and manage that complexity to make problem diagnosis and operational control more effective.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:48Large-scale monitoring challenges
- 3:12Configuration management and dynamics
- 5:43False positives and fixes
- 7:55Smart triggers and conditions
- 10:33Problem and event tagging
- 14:31Visualization and filtering
- 16:19Monitoring problems interface
- 23:52Event correlation levels
- 33:54Manual problem closure
- 36:00Hierarchical groups and permissions
- 37:24Support and upgrade to 3.2
- 39:16Q&A
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