Zabbix Tutorial For Beginners - Installation

In this Zabbix lesson, we will talk about the required architecture of Zabbix and what should beginners keep in mind. Zabbix is an open-source monitoring platform, that can be deployed both, on physical machines and virtual machines. Performance on your installation is also heavily based on your architecture plan and initial tuning applied to your installation. Let's talk about the most common installation architectures and what you need to keep in mind just to make sure that you are getting the most out of the performance.

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[dmitrylambert]

Should we make a livestream with some sort of QA session?

[biggreen]

Hey Dmitry, at what point do you recommend we separate the database? 20 monitored hosts? 100?

[cdaher]

Hi Dmitry. I'm doing a separated deployment (server/frontend/database) but regarding database environment, I can't find best practices for hd partitioning on OS deployment for a MySQL installation, file system (ext4, xfs), size, to have a good performance and to suit well a growing Zabbix installation (500 to 1000 hosts). Have you a tip in this case? Great videos and channel by the way!

[martindamasek]

Good video as always. I was just a bit disappointed to hear you don't recommend using cloud managed DB. Can you build a bit on that? You mention performance and cost - if I take cost aside - why you think performance would be an issue? I'd like to use Azure managed Postgres with TimescaleDB. Thanks

[grzegorzszrt]

Does Zabbix have possibility to do things like Rundeck? which is: defining some commands and assigned them to some web interface buttons

[geoffke]

Very insightful video, thanks! But "Kerner" params? I'm sure you mean Kernel parameters ;-)