Zabbix using your own template to monitor MySQL

has been studying the use of Zabbix monitoring MySQL database, due to the Zabbix official template support monitoring MySQL, but the direct use of the template is not available, need to do some settings to be able to use. If your monitoring requirements for MySQL are simple, then use Zabbix's own templates directly, and if your monitoring needs are high then write your own scripts to implement them.

Here are the steps to monitor MySQL using the Zabbix template:

The environment is as follows: CentOS release 6.5 zabbix-2.2.9 mysql-5.1.73

1. Add the MySQL monitor template to the host in the Zabbix Web Access page (the default MySQL template name is:template Appmysql).

2. Add the following information in the Abbix client configuration file (ZABBIX_AGENTD.CNF): (The following make ZABBIX_AGENTD get MySQL data)

1. unsafeuserparameters=1                       #启用自定义KEY2 . userparameter=mysql.size[*],echo  "Select  sum ($ (case  "$"  in both| "")  echo  "Data_length+index_length";;  data|index)  echo  "$3_length";;  free)  echo  "Data_free";;  ESAC)  from information_schema.tables$ ([[  "$"  =  "All"  | |  !  "$  ]] |" |  echo  " where table_schema=" $ ([[  "$"  =  "All"  | |  !  "$  ]] |" |  echo  "And table_name= '"); "  | home=/usr/local/zabbix/etc mysql -n3. userparameter=mysql.ping,home=/usr/local/ Zabbix/etc mysqladmin ping | grep -c alive4. userparameter=mysql.version, mysql -v5. userparameter=mysql.status[*],echo  "SHOW GLOBAL STATUS&NBsp;where variable_name= ' $ '; "  | HOME=/usr/local/zabbix/etc  mysql -N | awk  ' {print $$2} '

Note: home=/usr/local/zabbix/etc/in the above code is not error-prone for making ZABBIX_AGENTD access to the database

3. Configure the MySQL database to create a user to get the relevant data for monitoring mysql:

GRANT USAGE on *. mysql_data ' @ ' localhost ' identified by ' [email protected] '; Query OK, 0 rows Affected (0.00 sec) flush privileges; Query OK, 0 rows Affected (0.00 sec)

4. After adding the account, create a new/usr/local/zabbix/etc/.my.cnf to provide Zabbix AGENTD access to the database, as follows

# vim/usr/local/zabbix/etc/.my.cnf [mysql]host = Localhostuser = Mysql_datapassword = [email Protected]socket = /var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock[mysqladmin]host = Localhostuser = Mysql_datapassword = [email protected]socket =/var /lib/mysql/mysql.sock

5. After modifying the above information, restart ZABBIX_AGENTD.

6. After the above information is modified, you can view the MySQL monitoring information graph on the monitoring page.

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How to install Zabbix and add a template link next article.

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Zabbix using your own template to monitor MySQL