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Hello, is there a way I can use Zabbix to create an overview of all installed software-packages and versions on my servers?
The Zabbix-Agent could use programs like dpkg or apt on a linux machine to gather information about installed versions and maybe even check for available updates. I've recently written myself a little script that creates a csv report for all of my servers and I was wondering if it was possible to create such an overview with Zabbix. I could probably create an item for each package that could be installed but maybe there is an easier way?
The Zabbix-Agent could use programs like dpkg or apt on a linux machine to gather information about installed versions and maybe even check for available updates. I've recently written myself a little script that creates a csv report for all of my servers and I was wondering if it was possible to create such an overview with Zabbix. I could probably create an item for each package that could be installed but maybe there is an easier way?
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