Continuing our agenda themed articles, in this blog post we present you CEO of Cool Monitoring, Alain Ganuchaud, who will be sharing insights on Trouble Ticket Integration with Zabbix in Large Environment, with his speech at Zabbix Conference 2016.
There are only 6 days left to become a part of this year’s event. Visit our conference page to satisfy your curiosity and join today, to find all the reasons why participating will be beneficial for you and your company.
The biggest Zabbix annual event in only 36 days away, and there are only 11 days left for you to register for Zabbix Conference 2016, taking place on September 9-10 in Riga.
For those, who are still about to register for the event, we encourage you to get acquainted with our speakers and to find out about their scheduled presentations and decide on why you really should join Zabbix Conference this year.
In this blog post we present you one of the most active Zabbix community members and a permanent resident of the Zabbix IRC channel, Volker Fröhlich, from Geizhals, an Austrian company operating price comparison websites for Austria, Germany, the UK and Poland.
In a month and a half we will meet you all at the 6th international Zabbix Conference, taking place on September 9-10 in Riga.
You will witness practical examples of what Zabbix is capable of, multiple case studies, talks, hands-on experience and spend an amazing time through exciting events before, during and after the conference.
To give you a small preview on the agenda that awaits you, we are creating a series of pre-conference interviews with the speakers of this years event, granting you a deeper insight on the themes and topics intertwined through the agenda of Zabbix Conference 2016.
In this blog post we present you our honored speaker, Senior Systems Engineer at Kinetic IT, Ryan Armstrong, who is willing to share his inspiration and plans on the upcoming Zabbix Conference 2016.
At the end of June, Zabbix traveled to San Francisco, CA to take part in one of the biggest world-known open source technology events – Red Hat Summit 2016.
Zabbix technical engineers from Europe, the US and Japan offices got together to share the latest Zabbix news with other open source and monitoring lovers.
Zabbix participation at the biggest network computing event in Japan – Interop Tokyo 2016 – was a great success. Around 4 000 people visited our booth with more than a half of them actively participating in filling-out Zabbix questionnaires and forms.
Let’s have a look at the snapshots of the moments our team shared at this expo.
As Zabbix 3.0 is already available and its implementation is in full swing, it’s time to think what is the best way to get a productive and enlightening life with Zabbix 3.0.
Perhaps, you have already checked out Zabbix Training and Zabbix Webinars created to lighten your workload while learning to apprehend Zabbix. But there’s something you need to know before you use one of these options.
Sharing information is an integral part of today’s world. We need to be able to have access to important data and be able to share it with other people. With the release of Zabbix 3.0 we are keeping up with the times and meeting the needs of users, by introducing personalized maps, screens and slide shows, with the ability to share them with other users and user groups.
One of the main highlights of the 3.0 release of Zabbix is a much awaited visual overhaul of the front-end interface. Our main effort was to introduce a more lightweight, less cluttered UI and not alienate our users.
Encryption support is one of the long-awaited features in Zabbix. There were various proposals to provide it: from pre-shared secret key (PSK) authentication to full TLS and Kerberos support. A year ago it was decided to go ahead and provide encryption support based on TLS.
Let’s imagine you fancy a walk in a park. You look out of the window – it’s a lovely sunny day, the skies are clear, birds are flying high… So you dress up and head to the park. Halfway to the park the wind starts to blow, the sky becomes overcast.
The long awaited Zabbix 3.0 beta 1 is here. Now we are eager to see what it brings us therefore there is no better way to find that out than installing it and trying on our systems.
The very first alpha versions of long-awaited Zabbix 3.0 were available for testers already some time ago. Now we are getting much closer to the final release of Zabbix 3.0 with the new 3.0 beta available for everyone. Many people would like to give it a try, but sometimes a nice tutorial helps to understand all concepts involved in this process.
