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Zabbix monitors processes and ports through agent
Environment introduction
Operating system: centos 7.4
Zabbix Version: Zabbix Server 3.4.7
Client: Zabbix-Agent 3.4.7
Monitor process: mysqld
Monitoring port: 3306 TCP
Process monitoring
Ensure that the Agent is installed and running on the client
Check the process
Look at the processes that belong to that user
The mysql process has two processes: root
Adding monitoring Items
Let me just write my name
Type zabbix client
Key value Number of processes Returned
The application set selects the prosesses process
proc.num[<name>,<user>,<state>,<cmdline>]
The following is the configuration for monitoring mysql processes.
The first parameter is the name of the process. It is not necessary to fill in this parameter because it will make the monitoring less accurate (personal test only).
The second argument is the user name to run the process
The third parameter is the process status. Generally, all includes all (default), run, sleep, and zomb
The fourth parameter specifies the characters in the process name to filter the process.
Confirm the update
Create trigger
Select the monitor you just created
insert
Modify the {hgh3a01: proc. Num [, root, all, mysqld]. Last ()} = 0
for
{hgh3a01:proc.num[,root,all,mysqld].max(#2)}=2
Hgh3a01: indicates the host name
Proc. num[,root,all,mysqld] : monitoring item
Max (#2)}=2: indicates that the last two received values are two processes (ps -ef sees two processes in mysqld, so =2), indicating that mysqld process is running, and then alarm.
Since we want to test whether the alarm can be started, we should select =2. If the alarm is normal <1, it is not running.
Wait a few minutes and see if it triggers the trigger
Receive email alerts
Change the test process to normal (because mysql is running two processes)
Save the update and check whether it returns to normal
Monitor the port
Adding monitoring Items
Modify port save updates
Same as monitoring process (test first)
Receive trigger warning
I’m going to go back to 0
Tests returned to normal
Author: SRE operations blog
Blog: www.cnsre.cn
Zabbix monitors processes and ports through agent