how to monitor cpu temperature on linux

[remnts]

researching on the web I found that it is possible to monitor the temperature are the cpu or MB linux with lmsensors team, has anyone tried a different solution, eg SNMP,
Help!

[0siris]

perhaps you can directly query it using IPMI, or if that's not possible, just create a user parameter using lmsensors

[remnts]

help

dear, you have a guide how to implement them with zabbix IPMI?
I have some doubts as to implement it.

[0siris]

First, does your mainbord support some form of IPMI?

[remnts]

estimated, and investigate how it works IPMI, some things are clear me, but only if you help me with some guidance to configure and monitor the temperature are teams from zabbix frontend,
regards,

[Javier]

To monitoring cpu temperature on linux I use the lm-sensors package.
In zabbix_agentd.conf I create a new UserParameter, in my case:

UserParameter=system.temp0, sensors  |  awk '/^Ch. 0/ {print substr($5,2,4);}'

And then since zabbix-server IS monitoring the new key: system.temp0

[remnts]

To monitoring cpu temperature on linux I use the lm-sensors package.
In zabbix_agentd.conf I create a new UserParameter, in my case:

UserParameter=system.temp0, sensors  |  awk '/^Ch. 0/ {print substr($5,2,4);}'

And then since zabbix-server IS monitoring the new key: system.temp0

I took your recommendation and I need you clarify the following:

I have the output of the temperature settings of my server, are as follows for Core 0:
Userbk # sensors | grep "Core 0" | awk '{print $ 3}' | cut-c 2-3
Check out:
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In the file /etc/zabbix/zabbix_agentd.conf add the following line:
UserParameter = sensor.core0, sensors | grep "Core 0" | awk '{print $ 3}' | cut-c 2-3

How do I add a new item to obtain the graph of cpu temperatures???
Please help

[puchrojo]

Maybe so: https://myopsblog.wordpress.com/2016...g-with-zabbix/