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Install the frontend.
Install the frontend.
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Installing the Zabbix server.
Installing the Zabbix server.
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Install our Database based on PostgreSQL.
Install our Database based on PostgreSQL.
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Install our Database based on MariaDB.
Install our Database based on MariaDB.
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We will cover the following topics:
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For our setup, we will be using two virtual machines (VMs): one VM will host both the Zabbix server and the Zabbix web front-end, while the second VM will host the Zabbix database.
For our setup, we will be using two virtual machines (VMs): one VM will host both the Zabbix server and the Zabbix web front-end, while the second VM will host the Zabbix database.
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These components must function together seamlessly, as illustrated in the diagram above. The Zabbix server must read configurations and store monitoring data in the database, while the front-end needs access to read and write configuration data. Furthermore, the front-end must be able to check the status of the Zabbix server and retrieve additional necessary information to ensure smooth operation.
These components must function together seamlessly, as illustrated in the diagram above. The Zabbix server must read configurations and store monitoring data in the database, while the front-end needs access to read and write configuration data. Furthermore, the front-end must be able to check the status of the Zabbix server and retrieve additional necessary information to ensure smooth operation.
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All of these components can either be installed on a single server or distributed across three separate servers. The core of the system is the Zabbix server, often referred to as the "brain." This component is responsible for processing trigger calculations and sending alerts. The database serves as the storage for the Zabbix server's configuration and all the data it collects. The web server provides the user interface (front-end) for interacting with the system. It is important to note that the Zabbix API is part of the front-end component, not the Zabbix server itself.
All of these components can either be installed on a single server or distributed across three separate servers. The core of the system is the Zabbix server, often referred to as the "brain." This component is responsible for processing trigger calculations and sending alerts. The database serves as the storage for the Zabbix server's configuration and all the data it collects. The web server provides the user interface (front-end) for interacting with the system. It is important to note that the Zabbix API is part of the front-end component, not the Zabbix server itself.
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