The following properties for the zabbix::proxy needs to have the sizes:īefore 2.0.0 these could be used with an single integer, as in the template was hardcoded the 'M'. 2.0.0Īltough this is an major update, there is only one small change that we need to discuss and is specifically for the Zabbix Proxy. In case I missed something, please let me know and will update this document. There were multiple changes to make this work (Like moving parameters to other (new) classes). * check this document/paragraph how to setup your environment. Create the following files in /etc/zabbix/:
This is something for the bigger environments to spread the load. Now you can use 3 machines for each purpose. With release 1.0.0 the zabbix::server class is split into 3 classes: With this gem it is possible to create/update hosts/proxy in ruby easy. It will check via the zabbix-api if hosts exits and costs time. It will send some data to the puppetdb and when puppet runs on the zabbix-server it will create this new host via the zabbix-api.īe aware when you have a lot of hosts, it will increase the puppet runtime on the zabbix-server host. So when you add an zabbix::agent to an host, it first install the agent onto the host. With the 0.4.0 release, you can - when you have configured exported resources - configure agents and proxies in the webinterface. It can install the various zabbix components like the server and agent, but you will also be able to install specific "userparameter" file which zabbix can use for monitoring. When using this module, you can monitor your whole environment with zabbix. Some more information can be found on the github wiki, location: Module Description This readme will contain all basic information to get you started. This module contains the classes for installing and configuring the following zabbix components:
When using exported resources | manage_resources is true.Reference - An under-the-hood peek at what the module is doing and how.
Usage - Configuration options and additional functionality.Setup - The basics of getting started with the zabbix module.Module Description - What the module does and why it is useful.
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