Using Zabbix

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Using Zabbix

Today I set up a server monitoring service called Zabbix. Zabbix is a free, open-source service for monitoring and creating reports of your site data and statistics. This blog runs on a raspberry pi 4 that I set up back in august of 2021, I have been learning what services are best for running and maintaining a WordPress website, and I found out about Zabbix through a recommendation online.

Zabbix shows a lot of data information, like CPU intensity, temperatures of the CPU, network usage for incoming and outgoing traffic, etc. The setup was pretty straightforward when following a tutorial, and I got it set up within 20 minutes, including starting the front-end website. I still need to troubleshoot some issues I had with scheduling reports to my email and accessing the server with localhost.

Overall, Zabbix is looking promising for the future if I need to log an issue I had with my raspberry pi or if I have to troubleshoot the problems with the site.

Comments

4 responses to “Using Zabbix”

  1. Renee Avatar
    Renee

    Can’t wait to see your new (ish) printer up and running!

  2. Oma Avatar
    Oma

    Ezra, you are way too smart for me!

  3. Sherri Avatar
    Sherri

    Sounds like a useful tool. How would something like this be used to help boaters?

    I’m so impressed with your ability and drive to learn new things. Keep up the good work!

  4. Sherri Avatar
    Sherri

    Sounds interesting. You’ll have to report back later as to how you really like it and anything you recommend as to its functionality.

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