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Aurélien Py

Aurélien Py has strong knowledge of databases, particularly Oracle. He holds an engineering degree in Information Systems and supports client environments through service desk operations and database troubleshooting.

4 posts since May 2026

Zabbix Agent 2 service terminated unexpectedly on Windows server

Introductiom The Zabbix Agent 2 service on a Windows server was repeatedly becoming unresponsive and eventually crashing. The issue caused intermittent monitoring interruptions and required further investigation through Event Viewer messages and Zabbix Agent 2 logs to better understand why the service was no longer responding properly. While monitoring a Windows server with Zabbix Agent 2, we encountered repeated crashes… 

Monitoring MSSQL Database Files in Zabbix

Introduction Monitoring Microsoft SQL Server database files is an important part of infrastructure supervision.A database reaching its storage limit can rapidly lead to application outages, transaction failures, or even complete service interruptions. The Initial Problem In SQL Server, retrieving file information is relatively simple when working directly inside SQL Server Management Studio A common query used by many DBAs is… 

Zabbix – Monitoring full cluster Patroni/PostgreSQL

Introduction Monitoring a PostgreSQL environment involves much more than simply checking whether the database is running. In a modern high availability architecture, multiple components work together to keep the service available and stable. In this article, we will explain how to monitor a PostgreSQL cluster environment with Zabbix: The goal of this blog is to provide a simple and clear… 

Zabbix – Oracle backups monitoring

If your Oracle database is running in ARCHIVELOG mode, monitoring your backups is essential.Without proper backup supervision, the Fast Recovery Area (FRA) can eventually become full, which may block archive log generation and, in the worst case, stop database activity. In this article, we will see how to monitor Oracle backups using Zabbix and the Oracle plugin available with Zabbix…