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Hi guys, just wanted to confirm some things I am noticing about the Zabbix Queue.
Previously I had all my Windows Agents using the passive agent checks (Zabbix 5). The queue length was always zero (or pretty close to it).
I now have them set to Active (because I like receiving data instead of requesting it) and I notice the queue length has grown.
Is this expected? Am I right in assuming the queue length is now non-zero because Zabbix is "waiting" for these item values to be sent by the agents?
How can I diagnose a high queue length (or how can I tell what items a Zabbix Agent has NOT yet sent, from the agent's perspective). I often see in some environments that an Agent will often not send data until it's restarted with no real reason as to why.
Cheers
Previously I had all my Windows Agents using the passive agent checks (Zabbix 5). The queue length was always zero (or pretty close to it).
I now have them set to Active (because I like receiving data instead of requesting it) and I notice the queue length has grown.
Is this expected? Am I right in assuming the queue length is now non-zero because Zabbix is "waiting" for these item values to be sent by the agents?
How can I diagnose a high queue length (or how can I tell what items a Zabbix Agent has NOT yet sent, from the agent's perspective). I often see in some environments that an Agent will often not send data until it's restarted with no real reason as to why.
Cheers