Hello everyone,
I'm a coworker of Felipe, and our team is developing a new version of the graph tree. The idea is the same, a graphical representation of the IT services. We only changed the implementation in three ways:
As an important move, we separated all the web code from the Zabbix PHP pages, to alleviate our maintenance problems (our team is very small and busy). The services are still created on the Zabbix IT Services page, but the weight/threshold setup is made on our standalone PHP interface. In the future, we plan to expand this currently limited functionality.
The setup of both codes is trivial, you just need to edit the __conf.php files. The latest source code can be found on these GitHub repositories:
The code which specifically renders the graph tree is a personal work of mine, and it's published on my own GitHub:
I attached some screenshots of the whole thing working. Worth mentioning that this is an ongoing work, not finished yet, but already functional. We are open to comments and suggestions.
Thank you.
I'm a coworker of Felipe, and our team is developing a new version of the graph tree. The idea is the same, a graphical representation of the IT services. We only changed the implementation in three ways:
- focused on Zabbix 2.x;
- the interface, previously with a Java Applet, is now HTML5;
- the daemon, previously in C, is now command line PHP.
As an important move, we separated all the web code from the Zabbix PHP pages, to alleviate our maintenance problems (our team is very small and busy). The services are still created on the Zabbix IT Services page, but the weight/threshold setup is made on our standalone PHP interface. In the future, we plan to expand this currently limited functionality.
The setup of both codes is trivial, you just need to edit the __conf.php files. The latest source code can be found on these GitHub repositories:
- tree graph interface: https://github.com/rodrigofns/zabbix-service-tree
- propagation daemon: https://github.com/rodrigofns/zabbix-service-tree-daemon
The code which specifically renders the graph tree is a personal work of mine, and it's published on my own GitHub:
- https://github.com/rodrigocfd/html5-tree-graph
I attached some screenshots of the whole thing working. Worth mentioning that this is an ongoing work, not finished yet, but already functional. We are open to comments and suggestions.
Thank you.
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