Hi!
Please help me to decide what kind of logic I have to implement in the following scenario:
1. I got some servers placed at 'location 1'
2. I got some servers placed at 'location 2'
3. Both locations represent a 'region'
I need to compose triggers (I'm going to use this on my Map) to be notified if:
1. location 1 (say data center 1) is dead, if all servers at location 1 are unreachable
2. location 2 (say data center 2) is dead, if all servers at location 2 are unreachable
3. region is dead, if both location 1 and location 2 are unreachable
If you know about Amazon availability zones and regions, you'll probably know what I mean...
It's sort of
{smtp1.zabbix.com:net.tcp.service[smtp].last(0)}=0&{smtp2.zabbix.com:net.tcp.service[smtp].last(0)}=0
from examples, but with dynamic host fileld I guess...
What is the best way to do it?
Please help me to decide what kind of logic I have to implement in the following scenario:
1. I got some servers placed at 'location 1'
2. I got some servers placed at 'location 2'
3. Both locations represent a 'region'
I need to compose triggers (I'm going to use this on my Map) to be notified if:
1. location 1 (say data center 1) is dead, if all servers at location 1 are unreachable
2. location 2 (say data center 2) is dead, if all servers at location 2 are unreachable
3. region is dead, if both location 1 and location 2 are unreachable
If you know about Amazon availability zones and regions, you'll probably know what I mean...
It's sort of
{smtp1.zabbix.com:net.tcp.service[smtp].last(0)}=0&{smtp2.zabbix.com:net.tcp.service[smtp].last(0)}=0
from examples, but with dynamic host fileld I guess...
What is the best way to do it?
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