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  • Eddriks
    Junior Member
    • Apr 2010
    • 22

    #1

    Hardware & Software advice for my situation.

    Hello everybody, first of all, sorry for my "bad" english, I'm french, I hope you'll understand my request .

    I'm a trainee in a french web-hosting society, and I'll install Zabbix to monitor the entire infrastructure of the society.

    I'm testing Zabbix 1.8.1/2 since 15 days ago in Virtual environment, and I'm glad about all my test i've done.

    The infrastructure of the society is about 140 hosts (Unix/Linux in 95%), and 40 to 60 Items per hosts (~7000 items in total).

    I've one Dell poweredge 860 with 4go Ram & Intel Xeon (dual core) @ 2.40GHz, this is the server who will handle Zabbix + SGBD.



    -- My first question is :
    if this server will "hold the load" of Zabbix + SGBD for this infrastructure ?

    -- Second :
    What's the better choice for the SGBD for Zabbix ? Mysql or Postgres 8.X ?


    Thank you very much for any reply provided.

    best regards,

    Ps: hope that my english was not so bad .
  • simonc
    Member
    • Jul 2009
    • 73

    #2
    Originally posted by Eddriks
    -- Second :
    What's the better choice for the SGBD for Zabbix ? Mysql or Postgres 8.X ?
    MySQL is better

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    • Eddriks
      Junior Member
      • Apr 2010
      • 22

      #3
      Originally posted by simonc
      MySQL is better
      Thanks Simonc for your reply!
      any argument for this advice ?

      Mysql have a better support of big DB than postgres ?

      thanks

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      • simonc
        Member
        • Jul 2009
        • 73

        #4
        MySQL avec innodb est parfait pour Zabbix. Tu pourras customisé la conf facilement pour avoir de très bonnes perfs.
        Mysql permet également les dumps à chaud pour les sauvegardes.
        Je n'ai personnellement jamais testé zabbix avec un postgres mais j'avais lu par-ci par-là (notamment ce post : http://www.zabbix.com/forum/showthre...ly+inefficient) qu'il fallait faire souvent des vacuum & cie... donc pas très pratique.

        Sinon pour ton serveur, il tiendra la charge sans problème. Depuis la version 1.8, les perfs ont nettement été améliorées.
        J'ai à peu près le même matos que toi avec moins de RAM et mon serveur passe son temps à ne rien faire

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        • Eddriks
          Junior Member
          • Apr 2010
          • 22

          #5
          Thx simonc !

          any another opinion ?

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          • Eddriks
            Junior Member
            • Apr 2010
            • 22

            #6
            little up !

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            • alixen
              Senior Member
              • Apr 2006
              • 474

              #7
              Hi,

              I agree with simonc.

              This is our Zabbix setup :
              Number of hosts : 115
              Number of items : 5165
              Number of triggers : 2374
              Required server performance, new values per second : 20.2273

              It is happily running in a VM with 1Gb RAM and 1 allocated CPU (2.8 GHz).
              We use Mysql with InnoDB. Its setup needs a little bit of tuning (as any heavy duty database) but it has excellent performance.

              Bon courage
              Alixen
              http://www.alixen.fr/zabbix.html

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              • Eddriks
                Junior Member
                • Apr 2010
                • 22

                #8
                Thanks for your advice .

                so, i'll install my zabbix in prod' on my server .


                Eddriks.

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