Hello,
We currently run a HA environment using the following guidelines provided by the docs - https://www.zabbix.org/wiki/Docs/how...h_availability.
We use a separate database but all else (apache2, zabbix_server.service) runs on the HA servers.
Question #1:
Corosync and pacemaker show that 1 of the zabbix_server.service processes is running (via crm status cmd). But when there is an alert from the server (such as housekeeping process above 75%) we receive an alert from both Zabbix servers, although the process is not running on the other server. Why is that?
Question #2:
How do I view the Zabbix internal processes through the zabbix_get command (maybe this is not possible)? I.e. we want to view the zabbix[process,housekeeper,avg,busy] from the CLI on the Zabbix server but using the -k on that key does not work. Is there a way do perform this?
We currently run a HA environment using the following guidelines provided by the docs - https://www.zabbix.org/wiki/Docs/how...h_availability.
We use a separate database but all else (apache2, zabbix_server.service) runs on the HA servers.
Question #1:
Corosync and pacemaker show that 1 of the zabbix_server.service processes is running (via crm status cmd). But when there is an alert from the server (such as housekeeping process above 75%) we receive an alert from both Zabbix servers, although the process is not running on the other server. Why is that?
Question #2:
How do I view the Zabbix internal processes through the zabbix_get command (maybe this is not possible)? I.e. we want to view the zabbix[process,housekeeper,avg,busy] from the CLI on the Zabbix server but using the -k on that key does not work. Is there a way do perform this?
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