Zabbix 3.4 — a simple, not-so-simple friendship with the community
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Presentation outlines planned features in Zabbix 3.4 and explains which user requests the team chose to implement and why. It describes how Zabbix’s developers interact with the open-source community, how they track and prioritize feature requests for the roadmap, and why some community wishes are implemented quickly while others are postponed or rejected.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:07What is Zabbix and the community
- 5:03Communicating with the team
- 8:58Bug reports and feature requests
- 12:13Zabbix 3.4 roadmap and priorities
- 18:28Out-of-the-box monitoring in 3.4
- 26:21Dashboard and visualization improvements
- 32:28Scalability and new storage
- 37:11Community feedback and top 3.4 features
- 45:044 release and future plans
- 46:07Call for community activity
- 46:49Zabbix 2018 conference announcement
- 48:18Q&A
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