Monitoring

WebLogic 14 & Elastic Stack: From Metrics to Predictive Insights

Oracle WebLogic Server continues to be a backbone for enterprise Java applications. With version 14, it brings improved Java compatibility, stronger security defaults, and better clustering. But while the platform is robust, monitoring it effectively remains a challenge.

An introduction to Azure Database watcher

Azure Database watcher is a managed monitoring service designed to provide insights and diagnostics for Azure databases and Azure Managed Instance. It helps database administrators and developers track performance, detect anomalies and troubleshoot issues efficiently. By collecting telemetry data, logs(…)

Setting Up Prometheus and Grafana for a Patroni cluster

In today’s data-driven world, monitoring and visualizing the health and performance of your database clusters is a must. With tools like Prometheus and Grafana, you can gain valuable insights into your PostgreSQL Patroni setup, ensuring its smooth operation and proactive(…)

Monitor Kubernetes with Zabbix

Zabbix might not be the first monitoring tool that comes in mind when you want to monitor a Kubernetes cluster (Did you say Prometheus? 🙂 ). Nevertheless, as an open-source project, Zabbix have affinities with others open-source projects. In this(…)

Configure Zabbix with Ansible

Besides the ability to setup your Zabbix server, proxy and agents, the Ansible collection for Zabbix (ie. community.zabbix) also allows to configure every aspects of your Zabbix system. From hosts to users,(…)

Zabbix Web Monitoring

Zabbix allows to create complex web monitoring scenario and gather metrics about it. In this blog post, we will see how to assess that we are able to login to M-Files web application and, to not(…)

Zabbix in the Middle of Prometheus and Grafana

In this blog post, I will show you how to gather metrics from a OpenTelemetry interface from a Zabbix server and how to display Zabbix data in Grafana. Why Should I do that? First, you might wonder why should you(…)

Monitor Alfresco with Zabbix

In this blog post, I will share a few obstacles I have encountered while trying to monitor a complete Alfresco setup with all these components. As an overview, here are the templates I will use: Apache ActiveMQ by JMX Apache(…)

AWS Monitoring with Zabbix

Until recently, I did not notice that Zabbix templates can also include Hosts prototypes under (Low Level) Discovery Rules. I wondered why, so I decided to look at pre-existing templates to check what is the aim for it. I chose(…)

Nagios Remote Plugin Executor and EV Observe

Nagios Remote Plugin Executor, in short NRPE, is the nagios server plugin required to call script hosted on agents we want to monitor. You might wonder why I would try this agent when I am not using Nagios server. Well,(…)