Zabbix Monitor nginx,php-fpm and MySQL memory usage and number of processes with custom scripts

Zabbix Monitor nginx,php-fpm and MySQL memory usage and number of processes with custom scripts

First, add a script under the Zabbix script directory and write the following code

#!/bin/bash

#license: GPL

#mail: admin@huxianglin.cn

#date: 2015.04.16

Top-bn1>/usr/local/zabbix-2.4.4/scripts/process.log

Log=/usr/local/zabbix-2.4.4/scripts/process.log

PHP_FPM () {

grep "PHP-FPM" $LOG |awk ' {sum+=$6}; End{print sum} '

}

Php_fpm_num () {

grep "PHP-FPM" $LOG |wc-l

}

Nginx () {

grep "Nginx" $LOG |awk ' {sum+=$6}; End{print sum} '

}

Nginx_num () {

grep "Nginx" $LOG |wc-l

}

Mysqld () {

grep "mysqld" $LOG |awk ' {sum+=$6}; End{print sum} '

}

Mysqld_num () {

grep "Mysqld" $LOG |wc-l

}

Case "$" in

PHP_FPM)

php_fpm

;;

Php_fpm_num)

Php_fpm_num

;;

Nginx

Nginx

;;

Nginx_num)

Nginx_num

;;

Mysqld

Mysqld

;;

Mysqld_num)

Mysqld_num

;;

*)

echo "Usage: $ {Php_fpm|php_fpm_num|nginx|nginx_num|mysqld|mysqld_num}"

Esac

After saving, modify its genus and owner to Zabbix.zabbix, then create a new file Process.log, also set the owner and the group as Zabbix.zabbix

Then edit the zabbix_agentd.conf file, add the following code at the end, and restart the ZABBIX_AGENTD service

Userparameter=process.php_fpm,/usr/local/zabbix-2.4.4/scripts/processstatus.sh PHP_FPM

Userparameter=process.php_fpm_num,/usr/local/zabbix-2.4.4/scripts/processstatus.sh Php_fpm_num

userparameter=process.nginx,/usr/local/zabbix-2.4.4/scripts/processstatus.sh Nginx

Userparameter=process.nginx_num,/usr/local/zabbix-2.4.4/scripts/processstatus.sh Nginx_num

Userparameter=process.mysqld,/usr/local/zabbix-2.4.4/scripts/processstatus.sh mysqld

Userparameter=process.mysqld_num,/usr/local/zabbix-2.4.4/scripts/processstatus.sh Mysqld_num

You can then add item to the Web page, generate the chart, and note that the memory unit top is in KB, so you need to customize the unit and set multiple when you define the item

The graphs generated by each program occupy memory size are as follows

The number of processes generated by each program is graphically shown below, and triggers can be set to send alarms when a process satisfies its condition

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