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Zabbix 5 IT Infrastructure Monitoring Cookbook

You're reading from   Zabbix 5 IT Infrastructure Monitoring Cookbook Explore the new features of Zabbix 5 for designing, building, and maintaining your Zabbix setup

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Product type Paperback
Published in Feb 2021
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781800202238
Length 428 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Brian van Baekel Brian van Baekel
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Preface 1. Chapter 1: Getting Started with Zabbix and User Management 2. Chapter 2: Setting Up Zabbix Monitoring FREE CHAPTER 3. Chapter 3: Working with Triggers and Alerts 4. Chapter 4: Building Your Own Structured Templates 5. Chapter 5: Visualizing Data, Inventory, and Reporting 6. Chapter 6: Using Discovery for Automatic Creation 7. Chapter 7: Setting Up Zabbix Proxies 8. Chapter 8: Integrating Zabbix with External Services 9. Chapter 9: Extending Zabbix Functionality with Custom Scripts and the Zabbix API 10. Chapter 10: Maintaining Your Zabbix Setup 11. Chapter 11: Advanced Zabbix Database Management 12. Chapter 12: Bringing Zabbix to the Cloud with Zabbix Cloud Integration 13. Other Books You May Enjoy

Creating template triggers

Now, creating templated triggers works in about the same way as creating templated items or normal triggers. Let's go over the process, to see how we do it and how to keep it structured.

Getting ready

We will need the Zabbix server and the host from the previous recipe for this recipe.

How to do it…

We only have one item on our template yet, so let's trigger on this item:

  1. Navigate to Configuration | Templates in our Zabbix frontend and select our Template OS Linux by SNMPvX template.
  2. Now, click Triggers and then Create Trigger in the top-right corner. This will take us to the next page, where we will enter the following information:

    Figure 4.15 – Create trigger window for the SNMP template

  3. Last, but not least, let's edit the hostname on our host to see if the trigger is working correctly. Change the hostname entry by executing the following command on the Linux host CLI:
    hostnamectl set-hostname lar-book...
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