Hi!
This is my first post here, so I'm hoping this is the right place for this.
I'm writing a dashboard in python for our multiple Zabbix environments, and I'm trying to re-create the functionality that the web Zabbix's front end has, where when you hover over the issue, it shows a history of that trigger and shows the duration of the past alerts. I looked into how I could achieve this and the only thing I found was getting the past events for a specific trigger ID using event.get with the list of trigger IDs that are currently showing, and then problem.get with the event IDs from the previous triggers and use the r_ns or r_clock from that to calculate how long the triggers were up (by subtracting ns or clock). Though for some reason, every r_ns and r_clock returns as "0". I've checked by using problem.get with no filter, returning every problem in the DB (I assume that's what it does) and there isn't a r_ns or r_clock that isn't "0".
I'm not the Zabbix Admin for these environments, so I'm unsure if this is a configuration issue or not.
We're using Zabbix 5.x.
Feel free to ask any information that might help lead to a conclusion!
Thank you
This is my first post here, so I'm hoping this is the right place for this.
I'm writing a dashboard in python for our multiple Zabbix environments, and I'm trying to re-create the functionality that the web Zabbix's front end has, where when you hover over the issue, it shows a history of that trigger and shows the duration of the past alerts. I looked into how I could achieve this and the only thing I found was getting the past events for a specific trigger ID using event.get with the list of trigger IDs that are currently showing, and then problem.get with the event IDs from the previous triggers and use the r_ns or r_clock from that to calculate how long the triggers were up (by subtracting ns or clock). Though for some reason, every r_ns and r_clock returns as "0". I've checked by using problem.get with no filter, returning every problem in the DB (I assume that's what it does) and there isn't a r_ns or r_clock that isn't "0".
I'm not the Zabbix Admin for these environments, so I'm unsure if this is a configuration issue or not.
We're using Zabbix 5.x.
Feel free to ask any information that might help lead to a conclusion!
Thank you