Join the global Zabbix community in Riga on October 7-9 for Zabbix Summit 2026! You won't want to miss your chance to sharpen your skills, share ideas, and shape the future of monitoring, so save the date to secure your place!
October 8 Venue: Radisson Blu Hotel Latvija | Address: Elizabetes Street 55, Riga, Latvia
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09:00
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Registration & Networking | ||||
09:30
10 m
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Summit Opening | Omega | |||
09:40
40 m
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Zabbix 8.0: Redefining Observability |
Alexei Vladishev,
CEO & Founder,
Zabbix,
Latvia
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Omega |
Business
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Read more
09:40
40 m
Omega
Zabbix 8.0: Redefining Observability
Alexei Vladishev
CEO & Founder,
Zabbix,
Latvia
Alexei is the author of Zabbix, the universal, open-source observability solution for IT & OT, and also the Founder and CEO of Zabbix LLC, the company that develops Zabbix.
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10:20
30 m
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So, You Want to Spend Less? Moving to Zabbix From LogicMonitor |
Nathan Liefting,
IT Consultant,
Opensource ICT Solutions B.V.,
The Netherlands
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Omega |
Migration
Technical
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10:20
30 m
Omega
So, You Want to Spend Less? Moving to Zabbix From LogicMonitorMigrating monitoring platforms is more than a technical change—it impacts visibility, workflows, and operations. This presentation shares a real-world journey from LogicMonitor to Zabbix, covering the drivers, challenges, and outcomes of the transition.
Nathan Liefting
IT Consultant,
Opensource ICT Solutions B.V.,
The Netherlands
Nathan Liefting is a Zabbix trainer and consultant at Opensource ICT Solutions with nearly a decade of experience building enterprise monitoring environments. Since 2016, he has contributed to the Zabbix community through blogs, talks, integrations, and open-source projects. He is co-author of the Zabbix IT Infrastructure Monitoring Cookbook series and helps organizations worldwide optimize their Zabbix implementations through training and consultancy.
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10:50
20 m
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Root Cause Analysis With Complex Event Processing |
Kaspars Mednis,
Lead Zabbix Trainer - Engineer,
Zabbix,
Latvia
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Omega |
Zabbix 8.0
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10:50
20 m
Omega
Root Cause Analysis With Complex Event ProcessingA brief introduction to the new Complex Event Processing feature in Zabbix 8.0 and how it can be used for Root Cause Analysis. The presentation explains how Zabbix can correlate multiple related events, reduce alert noise, and help identify the most likely root cause faster.
Kaspars Mednis
Lead Zabbix Trainer - Engineer,
Zabbix,
Latvia
Lead Zabbix Trainer and Engineer, Kaspars has 15 years of experience with Zabbix and 25 years of experience in IT. A Zabbix Certified Expert and experienced trainer, he is highly skilled in monitoring network infrastructure, different types of databases, and Windows/Linux servers. Kaspars enjoys sharing his experience with colleagues, customers, and trainees around the world.
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11:10
30 m
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High-Performance APM With Native OpenTelemetry Support |
Martiņš Orinskis,
Zabbix Product Owner,
Zabbix,
Latvia
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Omega |
Zabbix 8.0
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11:40
20 m
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Distributed Geo-Monitoring and More With Zabbix Cloud |
Zabbix
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Omega |
Zabbix Cloud
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12:00
60 m
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Lunch | |
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13:00
30 m
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AIOps Automation From Zabbix Events |
Ilkka Tengvall,
Solution Architect,
Red Hat,
Finland
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Omega |
Technical
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Read more
13:00
30 m
Omega
AIOps Automation From Zabbix EventsThis session has a look into how to leverage AIOps with Ansible Automation Platform to automate responses to Zabbix alerts.
Ilkka Tengvall
Solution Architect,
Red Hat,
Finland
Ilkka helps companies to get things done faster and better. He works on automating IT operations, software development and delivery processes and bringing AI capability to sovereign hybrid cloud environments. Red Hat product areas include Ansible, OpenShift and RHEL and Red Hat AI.
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13:30
20 m
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Monitoring of Radio Astronomy Systems |
Kristaps Blumbergs,
Programmer,
IZI VSRC,
Latvia
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Omega |
Technical
Case Study
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13:30
20 m
Omega
Monitoring of Radio Astronomy SystemsThis presentation explores how VIRAC uses Zabbix as a centralized monitoring solution to improve server maintenance, detect issues early, and ensure reliable infrastructure availability for scientific research.
Kristaps Blumbergs
Programmer,
IZI VSRC,
Latvia
Kristaps Blumbergs is programmer with broad experience across different kinds of projects, technologies, and programming languages. Currently focused on system administration at VIRAC, while continuing to develop and expand his PhD research.
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13:50
20 m
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10 Zabbix Gems to Please Your It Manager and Keep Him Away From Real Stuff |
Jérôme Lepage,
Formateur,
JLepage,
France
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Omega |
Technical
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Read more
13:50
20 m
Omega
10 Zabbix Gems to Please Your It Manager and Keep Him Away From Real StuffYour manager wants KPIs. You want to sleep on weekends. Good news: Zabbix can help with both. In this session, we'll explore 10 practical Zabbix tips that go far beyond server monitoring. Through humor and live demos, you'll discover features like calculated items, RBAC, HTTP Agent, Geomap, forecasting, and more-each tied to a real-world use case. Whether you're new to Zabbix or an experienced administrator, you'll leave with actionable ideas to improve visibility, impress your manager, and make your work a little easier.
Jérôme Lepage
Formateur,
JLepage,
France
Jérôme Lepage is an independent IT consultant, automation specialist, and Zabbix Certified Trainer (ZCT). He helps organizations streamline operations through automation, monitoring, and practical AI, while enabling teams to get more value from Zabbix and improve operational decision-making.
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14:10
20 m
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Meet and Greet Zabbix Mobile App! |
Zabbix
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Omega |
Technical
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14:30
30 m
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Coffee Break | |
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15:00
20 m
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Delivering Secure Observability Workflows in Zero Trust Architecture Environments |
Aleksandrs Petrovs-Gavrilovs,
Senior Zabbix Trainer - Engineer,
Zabbix,
Latvia
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Omega |
Technical
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Read more
15:00
20 m
Omega
Delivering Secure Observability Workflows in Zero Trust Architecture EnvironmentsModern enterprise environments are abandoning traditional perimeter-based security in favor of Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA), where no user, device, or data flow is inherently trusted. This presentation explores how to build resilient, end-to-end observability workflows utilizing Zabbix, diving into practical strategies for achieving full environmental awareness without compromising on core Zero Trust principles.
Aleksandrs Petrovs-Gavrilovs
Senior Zabbix Trainer - Engineer,
Zabbix,
Latvia
Aleksandrs is a training technical administrator, hosting Zabbix focused trainings around the world, while creating training materials and virtual environments to expand the trainee knowledge on Zabbix and observability. With more than 15 years of experience as a trainer and technical support engineer, there is always new knowledge he is willing to share.
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15:20
30 m
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Zabbix Marketplace: Supercharge Your Zabbix! |
Zabbix
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Omega |
Technical
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15:50
20 m
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Remote black-box monitoring on steroids |
Giedrius Stasiulionis,
IT Solution expert,
AB SEB bankas,
Lithuania
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Omega |
Technical
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Read more
15:50
20 m
Omega
Remote black-box monitoring on steroidsBlack-box monitoring is often defined as testing a service from the outside, just as an end user would experience it. In this session, we'll explore practical ideas and real-world examples of what can be monitored when all you have is a destination URL. You'll see how Zabbix goes far beyond checking HTTP status codes, providing valuable insights into availability, performance, security, and user experience - all without requiring access to the underlying infrastructure.
Giedrius Stasiulionis
IT Solution expert,
AB SEB bankas,
Lithuania
Giedrius is working in the field of monitoring for 15+ years. He enjoys thinking in non-conventional ways and sharing his ideas and findings with others with intention to inspire. Contributor to Zabbix open-source book.
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16:10
20 m
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Not Your Average Case Study |
Steve Destivelle,
CEO,
Zabbix France,
France
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Omega |
Business
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Read more
16:10
20 m
Omega
Not Your Average Case StudyForget the typical enterprise case study. In this session, Steve Destivelle unveils an unexpected real-world Zabbix implementation from France. What was monitored, why it mattered, and how the team made it work will remain a surprise until the talk begins. Expect practical insights, creative problem-solving, and a story unlike any you've heard before.
Steve Destivelle
CEO,
Zabbix France,
France
Steve Destivelle is a prominent Zabbix expert and the CEO of Zabbix France. A long-time contributor to the platform, he is widely known for organizing the French Zabbix user groups and frequently sharing his expertise at Zabbix Summits on topics like API automation, CMDB syncing, and infrastructure monitoring.
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16:30
30 m
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Coffee Break | |
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17:00
20 m
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Multi-Tenant Zabbix for MSPs: Scaling Customers Without Scaling the Ops Team |
Alexandre Georges,
Founder & Principal Consultant,
Mageo Services Sàrl,
Switzerland
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Omega |
MSP
Technical
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Read more
17:00
20 m
Omega
Multi-Tenant Zabbix for MSPs: Scaling Customers Without Scaling the Ops TeamOperating Zabbix for multiple MSP customers raises a set of practical questions that go beyond monitoring itself: how to provision new environments, isolate customers, manage users and identity providers, route alerts correctly, handle secrets, and keep upgrades and support manageable as the number of customers grows. Over the last 18 months, we have been working in close partnership with an MSP customer to build a managed Zabbix platform around these constraints. The goal is to make it possible to offer Zabbix to ten, thirty, or fifty customers without every new customer adding the same amount of manual operational work. In this presentation, I will share what we learned from that work: the design choices we are making, what is already running in production, and the questions that are still open. The architecture includes Kubernetes-based provisioning of Zabbix instances, SSO-based user provisioning, per-tenant secret vaulting, and scoped alert routing. Although the examples come from an MSP context, the same issues appear in other environments where Zabbix is operated across multiple business units, subsidiaries, customers, or isolated infrastructure domains. The session is intended for people who need to scale Zabbix operations in a controlled and maintainable way, and who want a practical implementation example to compare with their own constraints.
Alexandre Georges
Founder & Principal Consultant,
Mageo Services Sàrl,
Switzerland
Alexandre has spent 25 years in IT, across systems, networks, and operations, including more than 10 years working hands-on with Zabbix. He is the founder of mageo services, a Swiss Certified Zabbix Delivery Partner, helping customers design, deploy, and operate Zabbix in real-world environments, from small installations to larger and more complex monitoring platforms. As a Zabbix Certified Expert, Alexandre also works on multi-tenant Zabbix architectures for integrators and MSPs, bringing practical field experience to scalable and maintainable monitoring platforms.
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17:20
20 m
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What Else Can You Monitor: From Concrete to Bacteria |
Sofie Tellberg,
Quality Coordinator,
Micasa Fastigheter,
Sweden
Karl Frisell,
Head of Projects,
Micasa Fastigheter,
Sweden
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Omega |
Technical
Use case
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Read more
17:20
20 m
Omega
What Else Can You Monitor: From Concrete to BacteriaIn our presentation we would like to show how we use Zabbix far beyond traditional IT monitoring by collecting and visualizing real-time sensor data from the construction and real estate industry. We would like to present our use case that won first prize in last year’s “What do YOU monitor with Zabbix?” competition. In this project we embedded active sensors inside concrete and leveling compound to continuously measure relative humidity (RH) and monitor the drying process in real time. Traditionally, this process relies on manual measurements and periodic inspections, providing only isolated snapshots. By integrating sensors with Zabbix through APIs, dashboards, graphs, prediction widgets and real-time visualization we created a more dynamic and data-driven approach to moisture monitoring and construction planning. In this presentation we would also like to introduce our new pilot project where we monitor the temperature of hot water pipes to identify potential risks of Legionella bacteria growth at a much earlier stage. Early tests have already shown highly interesting results compared to traditional methods used today, revealing new possibilities for proactive monitoring and safer buildings. Through these projects we want to highlight the enormous hidden potential of operational data within buildings and construction environments. Large amounts of valuable data already exist around us but remain completely unmonitored. Our goal is to inspire new ways of thinking about monitoring, automation and how platforms like Zabbix can help transform the physical world into actionable real-time insights.
Sofie Tellberg
Quality Coordinator,
Micasa Fastigheter,
Sweden
Sofie Tellberg works as a Quality Coordinator at Micasa Fastigheter, with previous experience in environmental coordination and contaminated buildings. Today, her work focuses on quality, sustainability, innovation and digitalization within construction and real estate projects. She is also a member of the MTK (Environment, Technology and Quality) committee within the industry organization Byggherrarna. Her work is driven by a strong interest in data-driven monitoring and exploring how technology can create smarter, safer and more sustainable buildings and construction processes.
Karl Frisell
Head of Projects,
Micasa Fastigheter,
Sweden
Karl Frisell works as Head of the Project Department at Micasa Fastigheter and is a board member of Byggherrarna. He has extensive experience in construction and property development, with a strong focus on innovation, long-term sustainability and improving efficiency within the real estate industry. Karl is also passionate about promoting professionalism, fair conditions and responsible practices within the construction sector, with the ambition of creating a more sustainable and serious industry for the future.
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17:40
5 m
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What's Up, Home? Widgets Gone Wild |
Janne Pikkarainen,
Principal Site Reliability Engineer,
Forcepoint,
Finland
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Omega |
Geeky
Fun
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17:40
5 m
Omega
What's Up, Home? Widgets Gone WildThis year's presentation showcases ideas for taking Zabbix widgets to the next level - both in terms of their visual design and how they operate.
Janne Pikkarainen
Principal Site Reliability Engineer,
Forcepoint,
Finland
In the Zabbix community, best known for the What's up, home? blog and the chaos it represents.
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17:45
5 m
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Web Search for Zabbix Configuration. What?! |
Kazuhiko Inaba,
Freerance,
Japan
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Omega |
Geeky
Fun
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Read more
17:45
5 m
Omega
Web Search for Zabbix Configuration. What?!Can a simple web search help you build Zabbix configurations in seconds? In this fun and fast-paced lightning talk, Kazuhiko "BurnDuck" Inaba will demonstrate creative ways to use AI-powered web search to generate Zabbix scripts, templates, triggers, Zabbix sender commands, and more. Rather than relying on ordinary searches for documentation or installation guides, BurnDuck will show how combining AI with a web browser can simplify everyday Zabbix tasks and inspire new ways of working. Expect live demonstrations, practical ideas you can try immediately, and a few humorous surprises along the way. Whether you're new to AI or already experimenting with it, this session will show how a little creativity can make Zabbix configuration both faster and more enjoyable.
Kazuhiko Inaba
Freerance,
Japan
Kazuhiko Inaba (BurnDuck) is a long-time Zabbix community contributor and monitoring expert from Japan. Known in the community as BurnDuck, he specializes in enterprise infrastructure monitoring, automation, and extending Zabbix to support a wide range of platforms and technologies. An active speaker at Zabbix conferences and community events, Kazuhiko regularly shares practical solutions and real-world experience, particularly in the areas of IBM i (AS/400) monitoring and custom integrations.
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17:50
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Day 1 Conference Closing |
Zabbix
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Omega |
October 8 Venue: Radisson Blu Hotel Latvija | Address: Elizabetes Street 55, Riga, Latvia
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13:00
30 m
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No Single Point of Failure: Zabbix, PostgreSQL, and Patroni |
Antti Hurme,
Senior Solution Architect,
Elisa Oyj,
Finland
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Technical
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Read more
13:00
30 m
No Single Point of Failure: Zabbix, PostgreSQL, and PatroniWhat does it take to evolve a single-node Zabbix installation into a resilient, enterprise-grade monitoring platform? This customer story shares the real-world journey of scaling a proof-of-concept deployment into a fully highly available Zabbix environment monitoring approximately 2,500 hosts at around 7,000 NVPS. The session will cover the architecture and evolution of the deployment, including Zabbix High Availability servers, a Patroni-managed PostgreSQL cluster running on physical nodes, and six Zabbix proxy groups. Along the way, we'll discuss the challenges encountered, the design decisions that shaped the infrastructure, and the lessons learned from operating and expanding the platform in production. Whether you're planning your own HA deployment or looking to scale an existing Zabbix installation, this session will provide practical insights and proven approaches from a real-world production environment.
Antti Hurme
Senior Solution Architect,
Elisa Oyj,
Finland
Antti works in the Elisa IT and Telco Services organization as a Senior Solution Architect, with a strong background in Datacenter operations. He has been working with Zabbix since version 2.0, has planned and deployed one large MSP installation, and is now the lead monitoring architect for his company's Zabbix deployment.
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13:30
30 m
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When a Relational Database Is Not Enough. Scaling Your History Data. |
Thomas Oftring,
Database Architect and Software Engineer,
Rhein-Main Solutions GmbH,
Germany
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Technical
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Read more
13:30
30 m
When a Relational Database Is Not Enough. Scaling Your History Data.This session explores the evolution of data storage in Zabbix, from the reliable PostgreSQL/TimescaleDB stack to the high-performance capabilities of ClickHouse. As monitoring environments scale, traditional approaches face limitations—opening the door to modern, analytics-focused databases. You’ll learn how ClickHouse enables real-time insights on massive datasets, how Zabbix 8.0 supports it for history storage, and what benefits it brings in performance and efficiency. The talk also highlights practical migration approaches and key lessons learned from real-world implementations.
Thomas Oftring
Database Architect and Software Engineer,
Rhein-Main Solutions GmbH,
Germany
Thomas is Team Lead for Zabbix Monitoring at Rhein-Main Solutions GmbH and a seasoned Zabbix consultant, trainer, and database architect. His expertise extends across multiple database platforms, including Microsoft SQL Server, MySQL, and PostgreSQL with deep expertise in databases and Linux/Unix systems.
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14:00
30 m
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IBM i Monitoring in 2026 |
Constantin Oshmyan,
Senior analyst-programmer,
Rietumu Banka,
Latvia
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Technical
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Read more
14:00
30 m
IBM i Monitoring in 2026Nearly a decade after introducing a proof-of-concept Zabbix Agent emulator for IBM i (AS/400), this session explores how the project has evolved into a mature monitoring solution. Driven by community feedback and continuous improvements in Zabbix itself, the latest release has been completely updated and is now based on the Zabbix 7.0 codebase. Join this session to learn what has changed over the years, discover the new capabilities of the agent emulator, and see how modern Zabbix can be used to effectively monitor IBM i environments. The talk will also cover lessons learned throughout the project's evolution and future plans for IBM i monitoring with Zabbix.
Constantin Oshmyan
Senior analyst-programmer,
Rietumu Banka,
Latvia
Constantin Oshmyan began his IT career in 1988. He is a System Monitoring and Network Specialist, Analyst and Linux Admin. Since 2003 he has been working at AS "Rietumu Banka". He was involved in a previous monitoring system deployment and support, and afterwards took the responsibility for migration to Zabbix.
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14:30
30 m
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Coffee Break | |
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15:00
30 m
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All New Kubernetes Monitoring |
Zabbix
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Demo
Zabbix 8.0
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15:30
30 m
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Monitoring of Virtualization and Container Platforms: Proxmox, VMWare, Nutanix, HyperV, Podman |
Zabbix
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Demo
Zabbix 8.0
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16:00
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The Strange World of Zabbix Diagnostics |
Robert Szulist,
IT Monitoring Systems Architect,
Aplitt,
Poland
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Technical
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Read more
16:00
The Strange World of Zabbix DiagnosticsThe Zabbix health dashboard tells only part of the story. Behind every performance issue, delayed value, or mysterious failure lies a wealth of diagnostic data waiting to be explored. Join this session as we dive into the strange world of Zabbix diagnostics and discover the tools, logs, internal metrics, and troubleshooting techniques that help uncover what's really happening inside your monitoring environment.
Robert Szulist
IT Monitoring Systems Architect,
Aplitt,
Poland
Robert Szulist is a Zabbix Certified Trainer and IT infrastructure monitoring architect with more than 10 years of experience designing and scaling enterprise monitoring environments. Working with Zabbix since 2014, he specializes in building robust monitoring solutions based on Zabbix and the Grafana Labs LGTM stack. Robert is an active member of the Zabbix community, regularly sharing his expertise through authorized Zabbix training sessions and speaking at industry events, including Zabbix MeetUp Poland and SysOps/DevOps Poland.
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October 8 Venue: Radisson Blu Hotel Latvija | Address: Elizabetes Street 55, Riga, Latvia
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10:00
60 m
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Extend Zabbix Agent 2 with Your Plugin |
Zabbix
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Dev session
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11:00
60 m
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Develop Your Own Widget |
Andrejs Verza,
Senior Software Developer,
Zabbix,
Latvia
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Dev session
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Read more
11:00
60 m
Develop Your Own Widget
Andrejs Verza
Senior Software Developer,
Zabbix,
Latvia
Andrejs is a senior PHP and JavaScript developer who enjoys creating possibilities more than new features. He's serious about code architecture and the inner beauty of Zabbix, and he also knows everything about Zabbix widget development and is willing to share.
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12:00
60 m
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Lunch | |
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13:00
60 m
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Template Development |
Aleksejs Abrosimovs,
Integration Engineer,
Zabbix,
Latvia
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Dev session
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Read more
13:00
60 m
Template Development
Aleksejs Abrosimovs
Integration Engineer,
Zabbix,
Latvia
Aleksejs is a Zabbix Certified Expert and a member of the Zabbix Integration team, where he applies his broad expertise across multiple areas of IT to develop and improve integrations. He is also a regular speaker at the Zabbix Summit and regional Zabbix conferences, sharing practical insights and technical expertise with the community.
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30 m
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14:30
30 m
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Coffee Break | |
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15:00
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Reinventing the Zabbix Frontend: Building a Custom UI from Scratch |
Patrik Uytterhoeven,
Zabbix Trainer/Consultant,
Opensource ICT Solutions,
Belgium
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Dev session
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Read more
15:00
Reinventing the Zabbix Frontend: Building a Custom UI from ScratchWhat happens when the default frontend is no longer enough? In this session, Patrik Uytterhoeven, Zabbix trainer and consultant at Opensource ICT Solutions, takes you behind the scenes of building a completely custom frontend for Zabbix from the ground up. Starting from a simple idea and evolving into a full-scale development project, this talk covers the entire journey: the motivation behind replacing the traditional interface, the architecture and technologies used, and the technical challenges encountered along the way. Patrik will share practical insights into integrating with the Zabbix API and backend components, handling performance and scalability concerns, and overcoming unexpected limitations. Beyond the technical implementation, the session will focus on the lessons learned during development - what worked, what didn’t, and what could be done differently in hindsight. Finally, attendees will get a live look at the end result, including the strengths, current limitations, and future possibilities of a fully customized Zabbix experience.
Patrik Uytterhoeven
Zabbix Trainer/Consultant,
Opensource ICT Solutions,
Belgium
Patrik Uytterhoeven is a Zabbix trainer and consultant at Opensource ICT Solutions, with more than 20 years of experience in Linux, open-source infrastructure, and enterprise monitoring. As one of the long-standing experts in the Zabbix ecosystem, Patrik has delivered Zabbix trainings and consultancy projects across Europe and beyond, helping organizations build scalable and reliable monitoring environments. He is the author of the Zabbix Cookbook and a regular contributor to the Zabbix community through technical blogs, open-source projects, and conference presentations. With a strong background in automation, high availability, and infrastructure design, Patrik combines deep technical expertise with a practical, real-world approach to monitoring and observability.
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October 9 Venue: Radisson Blu Hotel Latvija | Address: Elizabetes Street 55, Riga, Latvia
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09:00
1470 m
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Registration & Networking | ||||
09:30
60 m
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The Curious Incident of the Log In the Downtime |
Dylan Beattie,
United Kingdom
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Omega |
Technical
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Read more
09:30
60 m
Omega
The Curious Incident of the Log In the DowntimeLogs are full of clues - but finding the one that matters isn't always easy. In this engaging session, Dylan Beattie explores the challenges of troubleshooting systems through logs, sharing real-world stories, unexpected discoveries, and practical lessons from years of experience in software development and operations. Expect an entertaining talk that combines technical insight, humor, and a fresh perspective on what your logs are really trying to tell you.
Dylan Beattie
United Kingdom
Dylan does interesting things with computers, code, comedy, music, and video, then travels all over the world and tells people about it. He writes code, speaks at conferences, teaches people how to design distributed systems, builds web apps, and gives presentations. He's also a Microsoft MVP and has created Rockstar, an esoteric programming language that started as a joke and ended up in Classic Rock magazine.
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10:30
20 m
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Deep Application/OS Insight via eBPF and Zabbix |
Karel Bělunek,
Senior Solutions Architect,
TSP Data,
Czechia
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Omega |
Integration
Technical
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Read more
10:30
20 m
Omega
Deep Application/OS Insight via eBPF and ZabbixIn real-world environments we encountered issues such as slow DNS resolution caused by primary DNS server failures, significant TLS handshake delays introduced by packet inspection appliances, or scheduler latency caused by CPU steal in virtualized environments. These types of “ghost hunting” scenarios are often extremely difficult to identify using traditional monitoring alone. This presentation introduces a practical approach for extending Zabbix with deep observability using eBPF. The session will also include a short introduction to eBPF itself — what eBPF is, how it works, and what kinds of observability, monitoring and troubleshooting use-cases it enables. We will present the architecture of an open-source solution built around two utilities: zabbix-ebpf-loader and zabbix-agent2-plugin-bpffs. The eBPF programs attach to tracepoints, kprobes or uprobes and collect low-level operating system and application metrics. The design intentionally focuses on lightweight in-kernel aggregation — instead of storing individual events, the eBPF programs only increment counters or update latency histogram buckets stored in pinned BPF maps in bpffs. This keeps runtime overhead extremely low and minimizes the performance impact of the monitoring itself. The Zabbix Agent2 plugin zabbix-agent2-plugin-bpffs periodically reads these already aggregated metrics and leverages standard Zabbix capabilities for evaluation, triggering, correlation, long-term trending and visualization. The goal of the solution is not to provide full distributed tracing or packet inspection — there are already specialized tools for those areas. Instead, the design focuses on lightweight observability based on aggregated metrics with minimal overhead, specifically suited for troubleshooting production issues and “ghost hunting” scenarios that are often invisible to traditional monitoring. The solution also provides a simple ready-to-use framework for creating custom observability modules. Using modern LLM tools, users can generate their own eBPF tracing plugins for specific troubleshooting scenarios without being experts in kernel internals or the eBPF ecosystem. The presentation will focus primarily on practical principles and real-world use-cases rather than deep kernel internals. Demonstrated examples will include monitoring of DNS lookup latency, TLS handshake latency, scheduler wait latency, TCP retransmissions and OOM events — problems that traditional monitoring systems often fail to capture effectively. The session will include demonstrations of a functional Proof of Concept implementation together with links to open-source GitHub repositories containing both utilities as well as example eBPF observability modules.
Karel Bělunek
Senior Solutions Architect,
TSP Data,
Czechia
With more than 20 years of experience delivering OSS/BSS solutions for leading telecommunications, defense, and financial organizations across Central Europe, Karel Bělunek has extensive expertise in system design, architecture, and implementation. A Zabbix Certified Expert, they specialize in designing and deploying enterprise-grade monitoring solutions, helping organizations build reliable and scalable IT infrastructure monitoring platforms.
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10:50
20 m
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TBA |
TBA
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Omega |
Technical
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11:10
20 m
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Highly Available Monitoring |
Vittorio Cioe,
Sales Consultant,
Zabbix
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Omega |
Technical
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Read more
11:10
20 m
Omega
Highly Available MonitoringHigh availability is just as important for monitoring as it is for the systems being monitored. This session explores Zabbix HA, covering its architecture, failover mechanisms, and key design considerations for building a resilient monitoring platform.
Vittorio Cioe
Sales Consultant,
Zabbix
Vittorio is an open source technology enthusiast with decades of experience in monitoring, observability, databases, and infrastructure. As a Presales Consultant at Zabbix, he helps customers design effective monitoring solutions tailored to their needs.
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11:30
30 m
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Little Things Make Big Difference |
Zabbix
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Omega |
Technical
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12:00
60 m
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Lunch | |
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13:00
20 m
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Improving Service Reliability With Zabbix SLA Monitoring |
Marek Konečný,
Senior Consultant,
Axians,
Slovakia
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Omega |
Technical
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13:00
20 m
Omega
Improving Service Reliability With Zabbix SLA MonitoringThis presentation focuses on the Service Monitoring functionality in Zabbix and its practical use in improving SLA management and overall service reliability. Service Monitoring enables the creation of hierarchical service trees that provide a business-level overview of IT services, support SLA calculation and evaluation, simplify incident notification, and help identify root causes of service disruptions. While Zabbix offers powerful monitoring capabilities, its native visualization options for service status presentation are limited. To address this challenge, we developed custom dashboard widgets that significantly extend the visualization capabilities of Zabbix Services. The presentation demonstrates how these widgets improve service visibility, operational awareness, and communication of service health across IT teams and stakeholders.
Marek Konečný
Senior Consultant,
Axians,
Slovakia
I have been working in the field of IT monitoring and observability since 2001. Currently, I serve as an architect and implementation specialist at Axians Slovakia, where I design and deliver large-scale monitoring solutions for enterprise customers across various industries.
Over the course of my career, I have been involved in the architecture and implementation of numerous enterprise monitoring platforms based on technologies from HP, CA, and Micro Focus. Since 2013, my primary focus has been on designing and implementing monitoring solutions built on the Zabbix platform, with a strong emphasis on service monitoring, automation, scalability, and operational reliability.
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13:20
30 m
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Collecting Millions of Metric per Second, How? |
Zabbix
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Omega |
Zabbix 8.0
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13:50
20 m
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When Monitoring Fails |
Luciano Alves,
CEO,
Zabbix,
Brazil
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Omega |
Business
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13:50
20 m
Omega
When Monitoring FailsMonitoring systems are designed to detect failures—but what happens when the monitoring itself becomes the problem? This session explores real-world scenarios where monitoring falls short, from configuration mistakes and infrastructure failures to unexpected blind spots. Learn how to identify weaknesses in your monitoring strategy, improve resilience, and build a monitoring environment you can trust when it matters most.
Luciano Alves
CEO,
Zabbix,
Brazil
Luciano is one of the first official Zabbix-certified instructors and has trained professionals across multiple Latin American countries. As CEO of Zabbix's Latin American offices in Brazil and Mexico, he oversees the company's operations throughout the region.
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14:10
20 m
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An MSP Case of Eliminating Complexity: How One Zabbix Replaced 100 Systems |
Satoru Imai,
Chief Engineer,
NTT Docomo Business Engineering Corporation,
Japan
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Omega |
Migration
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14:10
20 m
Omega
An MSP Case of Eliminating Complexity: How One Zabbix Replaced 100 SystemsManaging separate monitoring environments for hundreds of customers creates unnecessary complexity and operational overhead. In this session, we'll share how we consolidated the monitoring environments of more than 100 companies from Nagios and Cacti into a single, centralized Zabbix platform. You'll learn how we standardized monitoring, alerting, and visualization to deliver consistent service across all customers while simplifying operations. We'll also explain how optimizing detection intervals and log monitoring reduced operational workload without compromising monitoring quality, resulting in a more efficient, scalable, and easier-to-manage monitoring service.
Satoru Imai
Chief Engineer,
NTT Docomo Business Engineering Corporation,
Japan
Responsible for infrastructure operations and monitoring services at NTT Docomo Business Engineering Corporation, he has extensive hands-on experience with Zabbix, including monitoring operations, migration projects, and improving monitoring environments for enterprise customers.
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14:30
30 m
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Coffee Break | |
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15:00
20 m
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Zabbix External Data Streaming: Network Topology |
Andrew Wojnarek,
Chief Technology Officer,
The ATS Group,
USA
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Omega |
Technical
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15:00
20 m
Omega
Zabbix External Data Streaming: Network TopologyBuilding accurate network topology maps is deceptively complex. Before a single relationship can be visualized, the groundwork must be in place: CDP/LLDP must be enabled across every device, SNMP OIDs must be correctly configured in your Zabbix templates, and the sheer volume of neighbor data collected can introduce significant noise into your monitoring environment. This talk explores how we have operationalized network topology discovery at scale using Zabbix — from initial scoping with network engineers to proceduralized onboarding requirements — and how we are streaming that data to third-party topology platforms via Zabbix's external data streaming capabilities. We will also address the real-world challenges that go beyond Zabbix itself: inline security appliances, unsupported device types, and proprietary technologies that complicate any topology effort. Finally, because neighbor data collection is a high-throughput operation, we will share performance-oriented modifications we have made to the Zabbix codebase — including bypassing the Zabbix database entirely for this data type and streaming it directly — significantly reducing I/O load on Zabbix servers and proxies. We are actively working to contribute these changes upstream to the Zabbix project.
Andrew Wojnarek
Chief Technology Officer,
The ATS Group,
USA
With over 16 years at The ATS Group, he began his career as a Junior Systems Administrator, primarily managing AIX and Linux infrastructure. Over the years, he has played a key role in growing the company's monitoring business. As CTO, he works closely with customers to understand their requirements and translate them into practical, scalable monitoring solutions. Leveraging the flexibility of Zabbix to monitor everything from Kubernetes clusters and enterprise infrastructure to printers and IoT devices, he helps bridge the gap between customer vision and successful project implementation.
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15:20
30 m
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Single Pane of Glass With Multiple Zabbix Instances |
Kim Anthonisen,
Zabbix team lead, Senior Consultant,
itm8,
Denmark
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Omega |
Technical
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15:20
30 m
Omega
Single Pane of Glass With Multiple Zabbix InstancesDiscover how the Zabbix API can extend Zabbix capabilities and deliver greater value for users and businesses. This session will showcase advanced techniques that enhance functionality and improve everyday Zabbix operations.
Kim Anthonisen
Zabbix team lead, Senior Consultant,
itm8,
Denmark
Highly experienced Zabbix fan and Zabbix trainer, enjoying every moment of working with Zabbix - the product as well as the company.
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15:50
20 m
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Stop Monitoring Servers. Start Monitoring Services. |
Anton Kassimov,
CEO,
Gals Software,
Kazakhstan
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Omega |
Technical
Integration
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15:50
20 m
Omega
Stop Monitoring Servers. Start Monitoring Services.Modern monitoring teams often collect thousands of infrastructure metrics but still struggle to answer a simple business question: "Is the service working for users?" In this session, we will explore a practical approach to IT service monitoring using Zabbix and Grafana. Based on real-world projects in banking and enterprise environments, the presentation demonstrates how to move beyond host and application monitoring and build service-oriented observability. Attendees will learn how to model IT services, map dependencies between infrastructure components, applications, databases, and integrations, and present service health in a way that is meaningful for both engineers and business stakeholders. The session also covers service hierarchy implementation in Zabbix, visualization techniques in Grafana, and examples of business-oriented KPIs such as transaction success rates, service availability, and response times. The talk is aimed at monitoring engineers, DevOps and SRE teams, IT operations managers, and architects looking to align technical monitoring with business outcomes.
Anton Kassimov
CEO,
Gals Software,
Kazakhstan
Architect for IT-monitoring solutions, Zabbix Certified Trainer, 15+ years of experience with monitoring solutions
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16:10
20 m
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Keeping PLM at Full Throttle: Teamcenter Monitoring in Sports Car Manufacturing |
Marko Väätänen,
Teamcenter Senior Specialist,
TOYOTA GAZOO Racing World Rally Team Oy,
Finland
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Omega |
Technical
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16:10
20 m
Omega
Keeping PLM at Full Throttle: Teamcenter Monitoring in Sports Car ManufacturingThis presentation will demonstrate how we use Zabbix to monitor Siemens Teamcenter PLM, ensuring proactive monitoring and high availability of this critical system. We will share our customized templates, key monitoring metrics, and the Teamcenter Dashboard providing a complete overview of the production environment’s health.
Marko Väätänen
Teamcenter Senior Specialist,
TOYOTA GAZOO Racing World Rally Team Oy,
Finland
With over 27 years of experience in the IT industry and more than 20 years working with Product Lifecycle Management systems, Marko has held roles at companies including Fortum, Nokia, Digia, PTC, and TOYOTA GAZOO Racing World Rally Team. He also founded and managed IM Fellows Oy, which was for several years the only certified Zabbix Partner in Finland. With 10 years of experience using Zabbix and multiple Zabbix Certified Professional certifications, he brings extensive expertise in IT infrastructure and monitoring solutions.
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16:30
30 m
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Coffee Break | |
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17:00
20 m
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From PRTG to Zabbix: Business-driven Migration and Service Monitoring |
Andreas Brock,
Founder/CEO,
Clouledge GmbH,
Germany
Geoffrey Kurz,
Founder/CEO,
Clouledge GmbH,
Germany
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Omega |
Migration
Technical
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17:00
20 m
Omega
From PRTG to Zabbix: Business-driven Migration and Service MonitoringMigrating your monitoring stack is never just a technical decision. This session gives an overview of a real PRTG-to-Zabbix migration in an MSP environment – from the business case and device takeover to rebuilding templates and dashboards – before zooming in on service monitoring as the key focus.
Andreas Brock
Founder/CEO,
Clouledge GmbH,
Germany
Andreas Brock and Geoffrey Kurz are German entrepreneurs who have dedicated themselves fully to information technology. For more than 23 years, they have focused consistently on the centralization and operational automation of IT infrastructure services across both the B2B and B2C space.
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17:20
20 m
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Ensuring 24x7 Operations of 30m Telescope |
Antonio José Vázquez Álvarez,
Head of the Computing Group,
IRAM Granada,
Spain
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Omega |
Migration
Case Study
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17:40
20 m
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From Cars to Volcanos. Monitoring Ideas That May Give You an Advantage. |
Julio C Hegedus,
Systems Engineer,
The Netherlands
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Omega |
Technical
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18:00
5 m
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Supporting Digital Forensics: A Latvian Police Perspective |
Nils Kristians Cers,
Computer system and Network administrator,
State Police,
Latvia
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Omega |
Geeky/Fun
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18:05
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Day 2 Conference Closing |
Zabbix
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Omega |
October 9 Venue: Radisson Blu Hotel Latvija | Address: Elizabetes Street 55, Riga, Latvia
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10:30
90 m
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The Zabbix Book Breakout Room |
Patrik Uytterhoeven,
Zabbix Trainer/Consultant,
Opensource ICT Solutions,
Belgium
Brian van Baekel,
Zabbix Trainer/Consultant,
Opensource ICT Solutions,
The Netherlands
Nathan Liefting,
IT Consultant,
Opensource ICT Solutions B.V.,
The Netherlands
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Sigma | ||
12:00
60 m
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Lunch | |
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13:00
90 m
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Community Discussions: Templates and Solutions for Fast Monitoring Deployment |
Marina Generalova,
Integration Delivery Manager,
Zabbix,
Latvia
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Sigma | ||
14:30
30 m
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Coffee Break | |
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15:00
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Let’s Learn About Zabbix Marketplace and Discuss Your Ideas |
Vladimirs Elsters,
Head of Software Development,
Zabbix,
Latvia
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Sigma |
October 9 Venue: Radisson Blu Hotel Latvija | Address: Elizabetes Street 55, Riga, Latvia
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10:50
70 m
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Live Performance Tuning Clinic |
Brian van Baekel,
Zabbix Trainer/Consultant,
Opensource ICT Solutions,
The Netherlands
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Insights
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12:00
60 m
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Lunch | |
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13:00
60 m
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Complex Event Processing - Correlating, Deduplicating, and Enriching Problem Events |
Kaspars Mednis,
Lead Zabbix Trainer - Engineer,
Zabbix,
Latvia
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Technical
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14:00
30 m
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Automated NOC: Zabbix as Code with AI-Enriched Alerts |
Michal Owczarzy,
Network Tools Engineer,
Axians,
Slovakia
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Insights
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14:30
30 m
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Coffee Break | |
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15:00
45 m
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Turbocharging Zabbix Performance With Clickhouse Database Backend |
Aleksandrs Petrovs-Gavrilovs,
Senior Zabbix Trainer - Engineer,
Zabbix,
Latvia
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Workshop
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15:45
45 m
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Getting Most of the Tags |
Genadijs Janiceks,
Technical Support Engineer,
Zabbix,
Latvia
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Insights
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16:30
30 m
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Coffee Break | |
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17:00
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Even More Flexible Discovery |
Guntis Liepins,
Technical Support Engineer,
Zabbix,
Latvia
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Insights
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09:00
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Automation and Integration with Zabbix API | Zabbix Office Training Room | Read more | |
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09:00
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Mastering Zabbix graphs and dashboards | Zabbix Office Training Room | Read more | |
| October 07, Wednesday | ||||
09:00
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LLD-driven automation for Zabbix | Zabbix Office Training Room | Read more | |
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08:00
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Zabbix Certified User Exam | Radisson Blu Hotel Latvija | ||
08:00
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Zabbix Certified Specialist Exam | Radisson Blu Hotel Latvija | Read more | |
08:00
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Zabbix Certified Professional Exam | Radisson Blu Hotel Latvija | Read more | |
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Zabbix SIA is an organizer of Zabbix Summit 2026, hereinafter – Event, which will take place at the Radisson Blu Hotel Latvija, Elizabetes Street 55, Riga, Latvia, from October 8 to October 9, 2026.
Zabbix SIA is committed to protecting the privacy of personal data of Event attendees under the EU General Data Protection Regulation 2016/679 (GDPR). Zabbix SIA and Summit Sponsors wil each be separately considered as a controller of personal data of Conference attendees; therefore, each controller will process personal data under its own privacy policy. Zabbix SIA’s privacy policy is available at Privacy Policy.
(i) for the purpose of general administration and arrangement of the Conference (for planning and logistics, and general administration of the attendance of Event).
The legal basis for such Personal Data processing is to perform contractual obligations of Zabbix SIA under point (b) of Article 6 (1) of GDPR.
(ii) for the purpose of direct marketing activities, that is, for offering similar products or services provided by Zabbix SIA and Sponsors.
The legal basis for such Personal Data processing is Zabbix SIA’s and Sponsors’ legitimate interest under point (f) of Article 6 (1) of GDPR. The Conference attendee has the right to object at any time to such processing of Personal Data under Article 21 (2) of GDPR.