I'm a new user of zabbix and I'm loving it! I also use newrelic.com for my linux hosts and they have a very nice feature, that I didn't see in any other tool. It looks like this: 
I searched for ways to get the same result in zabbix.
There are no compound items in zabbix, this would be the easiest way to achieve a graph like newrelic, right?
The next solution I can think about is to do a low level discovery on processes (like the top 10 in cpu usage) and then automatically build a graph out of all discovered items.
Question 1: How do I build a graph with every discovered item? I can't find this in the discovery configuration for graphs. I can only add the prototype item but this would produce a graph for every process.
Question 2: Is there another way to get a stacked graph for the 5 most cpu consuming processes?
I searched for ways to get the same result in zabbix.
There are no compound items in zabbix, this would be the easiest way to achieve a graph like newrelic, right?
The next solution I can think about is to do a low level discovery on processes (like the top 10 in cpu usage) and then automatically build a graph out of all discovered items.
Question 1: How do I build a graph with every discovered item? I can't find this in the discovery configuration for graphs. I can only add the prototype item but this would produce a graph for every process.
Question 2: Is there another way to get a stacked graph for the 5 most cpu consuming processes?
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