I've an active proxy which seems to think it has just under 1000 items in it's queue over 10 minutes. I'm using mysql on this proxy, so was wondering if is there an easy way to see the items that are in this queue? If I look at the queue on the zabbix server it tells me I have none over 10 minutes on that proxy and there are none in the details that show it over 10 minutes. The agent is configured to be monitored by the proxy and it's working on all other proxies bar this one.
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It turns out these queue items were items on hosts with a maintenance set with no data collection. Disable the host and the queue disappears. Not quite sure why this shows up in queue on the proxy like this as if there is a maintenance window then it strikes me that they shouldn't. -
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Maybe you can open a case in https://support.zabbix.com to see if that's something that should be fixed?
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A proxy will always collect data regardless of the maintenance type (including "no data" maintenance). The data is later ignored by the server if 'no data collection' is set.Comment
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Yes, but it's more that it seems inconsistent in how those items are shown. I.e. the zabbix server itself if I look in Queues ->Overview by proxy, shows none in the queue on that proxy. On the proxy itself if I look at the performance graph it shows a large queue. If they're shown on the proxy then they should be shown on the server even if they're marked as in maintenance on the queue details.Comment
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But server ignores the data, as hosts are in maintenance, thus server queue is 0 and from server perspective (on that overview page) proxy values are also 0. Proxy in other hand does not care for maintenances, it still collects and has some queues (internally visible on proxy stats)...Comment
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