Hi,
Sorry, I only recently discovered Zabbix, if there's already a simple way to do what I'm about to say, I'd be happy to hear about it.
I'm a little surprised to see that the default templates provided with Zabbix make very little use of macros.
Most trigger values are hard defined.
I'm just starting to deploy zabbix in my company, and I've already found several cases where the use of macros would be beneficial.
For example, for disk space monitoring. Trigger's on 20%. How can I make some hosts have another value? Why not have a macro, by default at 20, which could then very easily be changed to 10, 5, etc. depending on the need for a host?
the same for the number of processes, CPU usage, etc.
Macros should contain good practice values, but would easily override them for specific cases.
but as mentioned earlier, maybe we can already do it, but I didn't find out how.
Sorry, I only recently discovered Zabbix, if there's already a simple way to do what I'm about to say, I'd be happy to hear about it.
I'm a little surprised to see that the default templates provided with Zabbix make very little use of macros.
Most trigger values are hard defined.
I'm just starting to deploy zabbix in my company, and I've already found several cases where the use of macros would be beneficial.
For example, for disk space monitoring. Trigger's on 20%. How can I make some hosts have another value? Why not have a macro, by default at 20, which could then very easily be changed to 10, 5, etc. depending on the need for a host?
the same for the number of processes, CPU usage, etc.
Macros should contain good practice values, but would easily override them for specific cases.
but as mentioned earlier, maybe we can already do it, but I didn't find out how.