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  • Maverick1980
    Junior Member
    • May 2014
    • 8

    #1

    Busy Zabbix Poller - How to get rid of it ?

    Hello,

    we are monitoring our vmware environment with zabbix.
    (Version 2.4 of zabbix).

    We had to configure more VMware Pollers because it shows warning of busy vmware collector. So we confiured the vmware pollers up to 50.
    We also configred StartPollers to 50.

    Vmware Pollers are now working fine. But zabbix now shows "Busy Zabbix Poller Warning". It is always at 100%! (see attachment)

    If i look to the queues on zabbix, there are also a lot of items within 1 minute queue for simple check and zabbix agent.

    What can we do to get a better performance for it ?

    Thanks for your answer,

    Mav
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  • LenR
    Senior Member
    • Sep 2009
    • 1005

    #2
    What does the Required server performance, new values per second show? What is your timeout value? How is you database performance? How many cores on the server? How is it's load?

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    • Maverick1980
      Junior Member
      • May 2014
      • 8

      #3
      Hello,

      thanks for your answer.

      This is the server configuration:

      RedHat Enterprise 6
      8 vCPU
      16 GB RAM
      DB on Oracle

      Number of hosts (enabled/disabled/templates) 2753 2731 / 0 / 22
      Number of items (enabled/disabled/not supported) 153753 150129 / 0 / 3624
      Number of triggers (enabled/disabled [problem/ok]) 7808 7808 / 0 [40 / 7768]
      Required server performance, new values per second 2170.44

      Where do i have to set Timeout value?

      Thanks for your answer,

      Mav
      Last edited by Maverick1980; 13-10-2014, 09:49.

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      • LenR
        Senior Member
        • Sep 2009
        • 1005

        #4
        TImeout is set in zabbix_server.conf, the default is 3. I'd try bumping pollers to 200 and see what happens. Once you get under 100% busy, you can reduce pollers.

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        • tchjts1
          Senior Member
          • May 2008
          • 1605

          #5
          Instead of taking a reactive approach, take a proactive one.

          Have a look at my post here, the last paragraph and the graphs that are with it:


          Those graphs are already part of your Linux template as a default. Check your pollers, trappers, cache usage. All those things combined affect your performance.

          Checking those an a regular basis and making necessary adjustments as you add in items/triggers/hosts is going to help your Zabbix setup run more smoothly and efficiently.

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