We're using Linux. We as a company have defined certain mount points system related sending alerts to the IT team. All other mount points go to the application owners.
The system disks are: / /boot /var/log /tmp. Not every host has every disk. Every host has / and /boot, that's easy. But /var/log and /tmp may be on some hosts.
The application disks are everything else.
I want to create two templates. One for system disks and one for application disks (and the rest of the application monitoring). I can then have alerts based on the templates fire to the correct team.
How do I define the application disks without having to specify each one? Can I say "all partitions except / /boot, etc"?
Is there a way to define the system disks as one item in a template and one trigger? Or do I need to enumerate all of them? What if a host doesn't have those disks?
If I can keep this to just the two templates, then I can add every host to both templates and it can do the right thing. If I need to have separate templates because I have to enumerate different lists of partitions, then it becomes very manual and I can't use Zabbix.
The system disks are: / /boot /var/log /tmp. Not every host has every disk. Every host has / and /boot, that's easy. But /var/log and /tmp may be on some hosts.
The application disks are everything else.
I want to create two templates. One for system disks and one for application disks (and the rest of the application monitoring). I can then have alerts based on the templates fire to the correct team.
How do I define the application disks without having to specify each one? Can I say "all partitions except / /boot, etc"?
Is there a way to define the system disks as one item in a template and one trigger? Or do I need to enumerate all of them? What if a host doesn't have those disks?
If I can keep this to just the two templates, then I can add every host to both templates and it can do the right thing. If I need to have separate templates because I have to enumerate different lists of partitions, then it becomes very manual and I can't use Zabbix.
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