Zabbix Server Version: 6.4.13
Zabbix Server OS: Debian 12
Zabbix Proxy Version: 6.4.7
Agent Version: Agent 2 v6.4.19
Hello!
I have a template with several items that retrieve various performance counters against Windows Hyper-V Hypervisors.
A handful of the hosts that have this template assigned, do not currently have any virtual machines.
As such, some of the performance counters do not contain any data, which is to be expected.
The items querying the blank counters seem to indefinitely be in the Zabbix queue.
I am assuming this is because the agent does not send the results of the empty counter to the Zabbix Server.
Is this the expected behavior of the agent?
I know I could write a PowerShell script to query the counter with my own error logic and etc., but I was curious as to if this was intended or if there was anyway to resolve this using the native perf_counter[] key.
For reference, these are the counters I see this with:
Any input would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks in advance!
Zabbix Server OS: Debian 12
Zabbix Proxy Version: 6.4.7
Agent Version: Agent 2 v6.4.19
Hello!
I have a template with several items that retrieve various performance counters against Windows Hyper-V Hypervisors.
A handful of the hosts that have this template assigned, do not currently have any virtual machines.
As such, some of the performance counters do not contain any data, which is to be expected.
The items querying the blank counters seem to indefinitely be in the Zabbix queue.
I am assuming this is because the agent does not send the results of the empty counter to the Zabbix Server.
Is this the expected behavior of the agent?
I know I could write a PowerShell script to query the counter with my own error logic and etc., but I was curious as to if this was intended or if there was anyway to resolve this using the native perf_counter[] key.
For reference, these are the counters I see this with:
Code:
perf_counter[\Hyper-V Hypervisor Virtual Processor(_Total)\% Guest Run Time] perf_counter[\Hyper-V Hypervisor Virtual Processor(_Total)\% Hypervisor Run Time] perf_counter[\Hyper-V Hypervisor Virtual Processor(_Total)\% Remote Run Time] perf_counter[\Hyper-V Hypervisor Virtual Processor(_Total)\% Total Run Time]
Any input would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks in advance!
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