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Zabbix Performance Tuning

Zabbix Performance Tuning

By : Luciano Alves
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Zabbix Performance Tuning

Zabbix Performance Tuning

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By: Luciano Alves
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Overview of this book

This book is aimed at Zabbix administrators who want to learn how to improve the performance of the Zabbix system. Basic knowledge of Zabbix's components and features is assumed.
Table of Contents (13 chapters)
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Preface
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Preface
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What this book covers
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What you need for this book
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Who this book is for
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Conventions
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Reader feedback
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Customer support
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1. Evolution of Zabbix
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1. Evolution of Zabbix
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Starting our journey
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Choosing the right tool
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The first wrong step with Zabbix
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Getting started with Zabbix
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Good practice
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Simplifying Zabbix
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Challenges in Zabbix
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List of don'ts
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The beginning of the real challenge
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Summary
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2. Zabbix and I – Almost Heroes
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2. Zabbix and I – Almost Heroes
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After starting Zabbix – the initial steps
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The natural growth
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Beyond infrastructure
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The Internet of Things wave
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Everyone knows about Zabbix
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Improvements in Zabbix
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Talking about performance
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Summary
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3. Tuning the Zabbix Server
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3. Tuning the Zabbix Server
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Item types and performance issues
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Active items – a forgotten option
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Triggers
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Trends and history storage time
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Caches and buffers
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Can default templates be the villains?
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DBSyncers – the unknown bottleneck
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Summary
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4. Tuning the MySQL Database
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4. Tuning the MySQL Database
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Comparisons between databases
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Tuning for reading or writing
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Summary
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5. Tuning the Frontend
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5. Tuning the Frontend
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The usual complaints
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Differences between web servers
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The main configuration parameters
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Testing compression
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Other alternatives
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Summary
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6. Adjusting the Storage
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6. Adjusting the Storage
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Choosing between shared and local storage
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Configuring the storage for performance
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Small, medium, or large environments?
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What do I need for my environment?
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Summary
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7. Tuning the Operating System
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7. Tuning the Operating System
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Linux distributions and Zabbix
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The necessary adjustments in the Kernel
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Summary
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8. Doing the Extra Work
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8. Doing the Extra Work
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Dividing the components
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Specifying the hardware for each component
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Partitioning tables
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Summary
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9. Using the Zabbix Proxy
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9. Using the Zabbix Proxy
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The Zabbix proxy and Zabbix performance
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The first steps with the Zabbix proxy
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The firewall settings
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Hardware for the Zabbix proxy
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Summary
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10. Monitoring the Health of Zabbix
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10. Monitoring the Health of Zabbix
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The Zabbix queue
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Server and proxy internal items
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Database performance items
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11. The Next Challenge
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11. The Next Challenge
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Identifying the sponsors of Zabbix
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The demands in business areas
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Developing dashboards
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Zabbix reports
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IT services or SLA reports
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Summary
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Index
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Index

Chapter 4. Tuning the MySQL Database

So far, we have talked about the settings of the Zabbix server and its internal components. Also, you learned how Zabbix's caches and buffers minimize the database hardware requirements. But we must be attentive to the database's performance settings. I often say that the correct database configuration is one of the keys to success in a Zabbix implementation. Administrators often simply define the Zabbix database and start using Zabbix, without making the adjustments necessary for good performance. In this chapter, we will talk about these topics:

  • Comparisons between databases
  • Why choose MySQL?
  • The main configuration parameters
  • Tuning for reading or writing
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