Zabbix 6.0.3 from packages on Ubuntu 18.04 with PostgreSQL 13 and TimescaleDB 2.6
Proxy performing monitoring on separate ubuntu 18.04 host
Elasticsearch 7.17.2 cluster with https enabled
Elasticsearch Template 6.0
Last week I performed an upgrade from 5.4 to 6.0.2. Prior to the upgrade elasticsearch was being monitored just fine. However after the upgrade I saw that the proxy monitoring the ES cluster immediately started showing a massive preprocessing manager queue. Also all agents that were sending data to that proxy would start being marked as offline. After a bit of troubleshooting, mostly poking in the dark because it was late and I was tired, I found that disabling the Elasticsearch host and restarting the proxy would clear the preprocessing manager queue and the other monitored items would come back.
At first I was on version 6.0.2 and thought that maybe it was a down-level template causing the problem, so I tried to upgrade the template to the 6.0 version. I ran into the issue where I could not import a new template with triggers, so I waited until today and upgraded to 6.0.3 after reviewing the release notes. Upgraded the template, and still no luck.
I'm at a bit of a loss. If I enable debug logging 4 on either the proxy or the server I just get a massive scroll of data and don't know where to start filtering in order to get the source of the issue. I'll fully admit that I was a bit tired when I did the upgrade to 6.0 from 5.4. The database portion of the upgrade was relatively smooth but I'm worried that I goofed something up with the table upgrades.
If anyone has any pointers that'd be fantastic.
Proxy performing monitoring on separate ubuntu 18.04 host
Elasticsearch 7.17.2 cluster with https enabled
Elasticsearch Template 6.0
Last week I performed an upgrade from 5.4 to 6.0.2. Prior to the upgrade elasticsearch was being monitored just fine. However after the upgrade I saw that the proxy monitoring the ES cluster immediately started showing a massive preprocessing manager queue. Also all agents that were sending data to that proxy would start being marked as offline. After a bit of troubleshooting, mostly poking in the dark because it was late and I was tired, I found that disabling the Elasticsearch host and restarting the proxy would clear the preprocessing manager queue and the other monitored items would come back.
At first I was on version 6.0.2 and thought that maybe it was a down-level template causing the problem, so I tried to upgrade the template to the 6.0 version. I ran into the issue where I could not import a new template with triggers, so I waited until today and upgraded to 6.0.3 after reviewing the release notes. Upgraded the template, and still no luck.
I'm at a bit of a loss. If I enable debug logging 4 on either the proxy or the server I just get a massive scroll of data and don't know where to start filtering in order to get the source of the issue. I'll fully admit that I was a bit tired when I did the upgrade to 6.0 from 5.4. The database portion of the upgrade was relatively smooth but I'm worried that I goofed something up with the table upgrades.
If anyone has any pointers that'd be fantastic.
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