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Monitoring a Starlink Dish with Zabbix

Curious about keeping tabs on your Starlink internet performance? Whether you're off-grid or just love tracking your network performance, this post has you covered!
Aleksandrs Petrovs-Gavrilovs
Aleksandrs Petrovs-Gavrilovs
Zabbix Certified Expert & Trainer

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Modernizing Public Service Monitoring with Zabbix and Prodemge
Modernizing Public Service Monitoring with Zabbix and Prodemge
February 25, 2026
Case Study
Prodemge is the public IT company responsible for supporting the digital systems and services that drive the Government of Minas Gerais in Brazil. Its operations cover essential areas such as healthcare, education, public safety, finance, and infrastructure, ensuring that public policies reach citizens quickly, securely, and efficiently.
Sending SNMP Traps from One Source to Multiple Zabbix Hosts
Sending SNMP Traps from One Source to Multiple Zabbix Hosts
February 18, 2026
How To
Let’s say you are working in an environment with hundreds or thousands of devices. All of these devices are managed from a nice simple management server, ready for you to configure.
Monitoring MariaDB Clusters and MaxScale with Anders Karlsson
Monitoring MariaDB Clusters and MaxScale with Anders Karlsson
September 5, 2024
Community
The heart and soul of a Zabbix Summit is the wide range of expert speakers who show up each year to share their experience, knowledge, and discoveries. Accordingly, we’re continuing our series of interviews with Summit 2024 speakers by having a chat with MariaDB Sales Engineer Anders Karlsson. He’ll grace our stage at Summit 2024  […]
Providing Best-in-Class Security with Heather Diaz of fTLD Registry
Providing Best-in-Class Security with Heather Diaz of fTLD Registry
September 3, 2024
Community
As the Vice President of Compliance and Policy at fTLD Registry Services, Heather Diaz is a security expert with over a decade of experience in ensuring the legal, compliance, and strategic alignment of the top-level domains .Bank and .Insurance. She is a compliance and ethics professional and leads the policy and security compliance functions at […]
Reducing Alert Noise with Birol Yildiz
Reducing Alert Noise with Birol Yildiz
August 29, 2024
Community
Zabbix Summit 2024 is almost here, and we’re giving you a sneak peek into what you can expect to see on our main stage this year via a series of short interviews with a few of the eminent speakers who will grace us with their presence. First up is Birol Yildiz, the CEO and Co-founder […]
What’s in Store at Summit ‘24?
What’s in Store at Summit ‘24?
August 27, 2024
Community
October means different things to different people – it’s springtime in the Southern Hemisphere, autumn in the Northern Hemisphere, and Summit time if you’re a member of the Zabbix community! Summit time, of course, means the biggest of all Zabbix events, gathering the global Zabbix community in one place to have fun together and learn […]
Migrating from Datadog to Zabbix with Custom Metric Submission
Migrating from Datadog to Zabbix with Custom Metric Submission
August 22, 2024
Handy Tips
For a few years, I’ve been monitoring 3 Digital Ocean servers with Datadog and using Datadog DogStatsD to submit custom metrics to Datadog. I am a big fan of Datadog and will continue recommending them. However, it became a bit too expensive for my needs, so I started looking for alternative options.
Open-Source Security: The Zabbix Advantage
Open-Source Security: The Zabbix Advantage
August 8, 2024
Community
At Zabbix, we’ve championed the open-source movement, with its emphasis on openness, transparency, and cooperation, from day one. Because of this, prospective customers and partners often have questions about the security of our product – the fear being that open-source software is somehow less secure than proprietary software.
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