Good afternoon everyone at the Zabbix Summit conference. Today we're going to dive into some real-world examples of alerts from a production environment.
Let's start with this first alert:
"192.168.50.80 - Jenkins job [Archive]: Job is unhealthy"
This one indicates that there's an issue with a Jenkins job, specifically the Archive job, which has failed or timed out. This could be due to various reasons such as incorrect configuration, network issues, or even a bug in the Jenkins plugin.
Moving on to this next alert:
"Zabbix server - Hallway motion sensor not available"
This one suggests that there's an issue with the Zabbix agent monitoring the hallway motion sensor. It might indicate a problem with the sensor itself, the communication channel between the sensor and the Zabbix server, or even a configuration error.
Now let's look at this alert:
"Zabbix server - Server 127.0.0.1:3306 is DOWN"
This one indicates that there's an issue with MySQL (port 3306) on the local machine. This could be due to various reasons such as incorrect configuration, network issues, or even a bug in the MySQL plugin.
Next up:
"Zabbix server - containerd.service has been restarted (uptime < 10m)"
This one suggests that there's an issue with the container runtime service, specifically that it was recently restarted and is still warming up. This could be due to various reasons such as configuration errors or issues with the underlying infrastructure.
Now let's look at these HomeAssistant alerts:
"HomeAssistant - Average noise level >60 dB for over two hours"
"HomeAssistant - Home Assistant is not responding"
These ones indicate that there are some issues with HomeAssistant, specifically related to audio and responsiveness. This could be due to various reasons such as configuration errors or even hardware failures.
Next up:
"Living room TV - Unavailable by ICMP ping"
"Cozify Hub - Unavailable by ICMP ping"
These ones suggest that there's an issue with the network connectivity of these devices, specifically that they are not responding to ICMP pings. This could be due to various reasons such as configuration errors or even hardware failures.
Now let's look at this HAProxy alert:
"192.168.50.1 - HAProxy selenium linux: Server is DOWN"
This one indicates that there's an issue with the HAProxy server, specifically that it has become unavailable. This could be due to various reasons such as configuration errors or even hardware failures.
Next up:
"Lappy.whatsuphome.local - Linux: Operating system description has changed"
"Lappy.whatsuphome.local - Unavailable by ICMP ping"
These ones suggest that there's an issue with the operating system on this device, specifically that it has been updated and is now not responding to ICMP pings. This could be due to various reasons such as configuration errors or even hardware failures.
Now let's look at these Zabbix agent alerts:
"homerouterbyzabbixagent - Linux: High memory utilization"
"personal - Linux: Zabbix agent is not available"
These ones indicate that there are some issues with the Zabbix agents on these devices, specifically related to high memory usage and unavailability. This could be due to various reasons such as configuration errors or even hardware failures.
Next up:
"Lunch menus - A new lunch menu for another great place!"
This one is not an alert at all! It's just a regular notification about the availability of a new lunch menu.
Finally, let's look at this last Zabbix server alert:
"Zabbix server - Living room air is very humid"
This one suggests that there's some issue with the humidity sensor in the living room. This could be due to various reasons such as configuration errors or even hardware failures.
That concludes our analysis of these real-world alerts from a production environment. I hope this has given you an idea of how Zabbix can help you monitor and troubleshoot your infrastructure, devices, and applications. Thank you for joining me at the Zabbix Summit conference!
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