Linux Network monitoring
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Anyone have suggestions on a good app?
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There's a good installation guide for Zabbix on CentOS 7... https://mangolassi.it/topic/10373/install-zabbix-on-centos-7
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@dustinb3403 said in Linux Network monitoring:
Grafana is a really awesome looking solution. Zabbix is another really good one too.
Grafana is pretty sweet.
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@scottalanmiller said in Linux Network monitoring:
@dustinb3403 said in Linux Network monitoring:
Grafana is a really awesome looking solution. Zabbix is another really good one too.
Grafana is pretty sweet.
Been to the site,.. but not read much on it other than the basics... would be interesting to see if it would run on a rPi for a small setup
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@gjacobse said in Linux Network monitoring:
@scottalanmiller said in Linux Network monitoring:
@dustinb3403 said in Linux Network monitoring:
Grafana is a really awesome looking solution. Zabbix is another really good one too.
Grafana is pretty sweet.
Been to the site,.. but not read much on it other than the basics... would be interesting to see if it would run on a rPi for a small setup
it would, likely not well for a ton of systems.
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If you use Grafana you’ll need something to pipe data into it. It’s just a graphing application. Prometheus and Node Exporter work really well.
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Yeah Grafana is awesome for having things look really pretty. Personally, I'd prefer a more complete solution like Zabbix.
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@tim_g said in Linux Network monitoring:
Yeah Grafana is awesome for having things look really pretty. Personally, I'd prefer a more complete solution like Zabbix.
You can do both. There's a connector for Zabbix and Grafana. Here's a demo: http://play.grafana-zabbix.org/dashboard/db/grafana-zabbix-demo?orgId=2
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@stacksofplates said in Linux Network monitoring:
@tim_g said in Linux Network monitoring:
Yeah Grafana is awesome for having things look really pretty. Personally, I'd prefer a more complete solution like Zabbix.
You can do both. There's a connector for Zabbix and Grafana. Here's a demo: http://play.grafana-zabbix.org/dashboard/db/grafana-zabbix-demo?orgId=2
oh nice, that's awesome!
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@stacksofplates said in Linux Network monitoring:
If you use Grafana you’ll need something to pipe data into it. It’s just a graphing application. Prometheus and Node Exporter work really well.
Collectd is popular.
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I've been using Zabbix in production for almost a year now. I really like it. Super easy to setup and configure and it has templates for basically everything I've needed thus far.
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