Zabbix is an open-source monitoring tool used for both kind of monitoring – agent-based and agentless. It helps users to view their IT environment via customizable dashboards based on widgets, graphs, network maps, slideshows and reports.

It distributed monitoring, remotely run scripts collect data from multiple devices in distributed locations and combine that data in one dashboard or report, such as server availability across the country.

UpSkeel’s is offering Online and offline, instructor-led live and interactive Zabbix training course where we will demonstrate through interactive hands-on practice and ways to monitor resources with Zabbix. Enroll in our Zabbix course and learn step-by-step about Zabbix monitoring system from scratch to advance level.

Zabbix Training Course Outline/Zabbix Agenda

• History of Zabbix
• Zabbix architecture and functionality
• Server, WEB interface and agent installation
• Initial Zabbix configuration
• Zabbix definitions
• Zabbix WEB interface overview
• Data collection – hosts, Zabbix agent checks
• Data visualization – simple graphs, overview
• Problem detection – triggers, less sensitive triggers, dependencies
• Configuration management by using templates
• Agent-less monitoring
• Data collection – aggregate and calculated checks, SNMP monitoring, log file monitoring
• Inventory auto-collection
• Data visualization – custom graphs, network maps, screens, slide shows
• Events
• Adding a New Provider to Your Configuration
  • Notifications and escalations – media types, actions, operations, use of macros
  • Automatic recovery by using remote commands
  • Host and host group level maintenance
  • Zabbix Administration – working time, housekeeper, authentication, front-end scripts
  • Managing permissions – users and user groups, audit
• Using Variables in Deployments
  • Automatic discovery – network discovery, active agent auto-registration
  • Low level discovery overview
  • Web monitoring
  • Command line utilities: zabbix_get, zabbix_sender
  • Business level monitoring – IT Services, SLA, reports
  • XML Import/Export
• Using Modules for Common Configurations
  • Proxy overview
  • Backup procedures
  • Maintenance and operations – best practices, DB sizing, upgrades
  • Development and release policy