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By the end of this chapter you will understand where proxies fit in a Zabbix architecture, when to deploy them as packages versus Quadlet-managed containers, how proxy groups change the operational model for distributed deployments, and how the web service enables scheduled PDF reporting without any additional third-party tooling.
By the end of this chapter you will understand where proxies fit in a Zabbix architecture, when to deploy them as packages versus Quadlet-managed containers, how proxy groups change the operational model for distributed deployments, and how the web service enables scheduled PDF reporting without any additional third-party tooling.
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The final part of the chapter covers the Zabbix web service: what it requires to run, how to install and configure it, how to connect it to the Zabbix server, and how to create and schedule a report against an existing dashboard.
The final part of the chapter covers the Zabbix web service: what it requires to run, how to install and configure it, how to connect it to the Zabbix server, and how to create and schedule a report against an existing dashboard.
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It then covers deploying that same proxy as a Podman container managed by Quadlet, including how to write the `.container` definition file and configure volume mounts for data persistence.
It then covers deploying that same proxy as a Podman container managed by Quadlet, including how to write the `.container` definition file and configure volume mounts for data persistence.
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From there the chapter covers the internal mechanics of proxy operation, how to choose between active and passive mode, and how to configure and use proxy groups for automatic host distribution and high availability at the proxy layer.
From there the chapter covers the internal mechanics of proxy operation, how to choose between active and passive mode, and how to configure and use proxy groups for automatic host distribution and high availability at the proxy layer.
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This chapter starts with a practical proxy setup: installing the proxy package, configuring the connection to the Zabbix server, and adding the proxy to the frontend.
This chapter starts with a practical proxy setup: installing the proxy package, configuring the connection to the Zabbix server, and adding the proxy to the frontend.
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What this chapter covers
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The web service is only required if you intend to use scheduled reports. If your installation does not need PDF report delivery, the web service does not need to be installed.
The web service is only required if you intend to use scheduled reports. If your installation does not need PDF report delivery, the web service does not need to be installed.
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The web service does not need to run on the same host as the Zabbix server, but it must be reachable from the server and must itself be able to reach the Zabbix frontend. In practice, many installations run the web service on the same host as the frontend for simplicity, but separating it is a valid option in environments where the frontend runs on dedicated web servers.
The web service does not need to run on the same host as the Zabbix server, but it must be reachable from the server and must itself be able to reach the Zabbix frontend. In practice, many installations run the web service on the same host as the frontend for simplicity, but separating it is a valid option in environments where the frontend runs on dedicated web servers.
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Relationship to the Zabbix server
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