Hello everyone,,
I have developped discovery rules for zfs storage monitoring, and I'd like to share this with you.
This has been validated on Centos but may be easily adapted for Oracle servers (where the zfs is native).
Below are the steps needed to install the zfs discovery rules:
showbox.bio/ tutuapp.uno/ vidmate.vet/
1) add the userparameter_zfs.conf file into /usr/local/etc/zabbix_agentd.conf.d directory on the host you want to monitor zfs
2) allow the zabbix user to run "zpool" and "zfs" commands
this is done by copying the "zabbix_sudo" file under /etc/sudoers.d directory
3) import the zbx_export_template.xml into zabbix
4) in zabbix gui add the "Template App ZFS" to the host you want to monitor zfs
this will create a refer and used item for each zfs fileset
also a zpool healt item, zpool available item. Graph will be also created
Feel free to comment and improve.
I have developped discovery rules for zfs storage monitoring, and I'd like to share this with you.
This has been validated on Centos but may be easily adapted for Oracle servers (where the zfs is native).
Below are the steps needed to install the zfs discovery rules:
showbox.bio/ tutuapp.uno/ vidmate.vet/
1) add the userparameter_zfs.conf file into /usr/local/etc/zabbix_agentd.conf.d directory on the host you want to monitor zfs
2) allow the zabbix user to run "zpool" and "zfs" commands
this is done by copying the "zabbix_sudo" file under /etc/sudoers.d directory
3) import the zbx_export_template.xml into zabbix
4) in zabbix gui add the "Template App ZFS" to the host you want to monitor zfs
this will create a refer and used item for each zfs fileset
also a zpool healt item, zpool available item. Graph will be also created
Feel free to comment and improve.
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