Zabbix Certified Professional
Deepen your Zabbix knowledge and take control of your corporate network and applications.
Information about the course
| Designed for the product: | Zabbix 6.0 |
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| Group size: | Small groups (up to 10 students) |
| Type of exam: | 75 min, theoretical |
| Requirements: | Zabbix Certified Specialist exam or confirmation of completion of the Zabbix Certified Specialist course |
| Next level: | Zabbix Certified Expert Level 4 |
| Previous level: | Zabbix Certified Specialist Level 2 |
| Update: | Zabbix Certified Professional Update 5.0 Zabbix Certified Professional Update 1.0 – 4.0 |
| Course language: | Czech |
| Course length: | 3 DAYS |
| Course price: | € 1,850 excluding VAT |
Tomáš Heřmánek
CEO & Zabbix Certified TrainerTomáš is one of the biggest fans of OpenSource, which includes Zabbix. He specializes in application servers, automation and naturally monitoring. Specifically, over the last ten years, he has been lucky enough to be involved in the implementation of several large-scale projects that have had extremely positive feedback. Tomáš received the highest level of certification from Red Hat (Certified Red Hat Architect) in 2016.
Additional information
The course includes advanced practical exercises
Each participant will be provided with a PDF of the presentations and practical exercises for the training
Certificate
- Each participant will obtain a certificate of Zabbix 6.0 course completion
- After successfully passing the exam, you will obtain the Zabbix 6.0 Certified Professional certificate
Course content
DAY 1
- Intro: Zabbix requirements
- Intro: Main Zabbix components
- Intro: Communication among Zabbix components
- Intro: Data collection
- Intro: Zabbix internal workflow
- Zabbix frontend: Nginx setup
- Zabbix frontend: Nginx tuning
- Zabbix frontend: Nginx monitoring
- Zabbix frontend: HTTPS setup
- Docker images: Overview
- Docker Image: Zabbix proxy distribution
- HA: Overview
- HA: Server configuration
- HA: Node types
- HA: Agent configuration
- HA: Proxy configuration
- HA: Failover
- HA: Cluster parameters
- Zabbix proxy: Overview
- Zabbix proxy: Active proxy mode
- Zabbix proxy: Passive proxy mode
- Zabbix proxy: Configuration
- Zabbix proxy: Monitoring
- Zabbix proxy: Runtime commands
- Zabbix proxy: Throttling (Bottlenecks)
- Zabbix agent 2: Overview
- Zabbix agent 2: Buffers
- Zabbix agent 2: Main components
- Zabbix agent 2: Installation
- Zabbix agent 2: Command line options
- Zabbix agent 2: Plugin configuration
- Zabbix agent 2: Named sessions
- Zabbix agent 2: Keys
- Zabbix agent: Key restriction patterns
- Zabbix agent: Key restriction rule order
- Zabbix agent: Key restriction notes
- Zabbix agent: Remote commands
- Encryption: Overview
- Encryption: Zabbix options
- Encryption: Accept/connect TLS
- Encryption: Certificate usage
- Encryption: Pre-shared keys usage
- Encryption: Notes
- Frontend scripts: Overview
- Frontend scripts: Parameter
DAY 2
- Preprocessing: Overview
- Preprocessing: Internal workflow
- Preprocessing: XML
- Preprocessing: JSON
- Preprocessing: CSV to JSON export
- Low-level discovery: Introduction
- Low-level discovery: Features of the LLD rule
- Low-level discovery: LLD macros
- Low-level discovery: Item prototypes
- Low-level discovery: Practical exercise
- Low-level discovery: Graph prototypes
- Low-level discovery: Trigger prototypes
- Low-level discovery: Contextual support in user macros
- Low-level discovery: Practical exercise
- Low-level discovery: LLD of system services
- Low-level discovery: LLD in Windows
- Low-level discovery: LLD overrides
- Low-level discovery: Practical exercise
- Low-level discovery: LLD internal workflow
- Low-level discovery: LLD using dependent items
- Low-level discovery: Throttling
- Low-level discovery: Practical exercise
- Low-level discovery: LLD of filesystems
- Low-level discovery: Practical exercise
- Low-level discovery: LLD using SQL
- Low-level discovery: Practical exercise
- Low-level discovery: LLD SNMP OIDs
- SNMP monitoring: Dynamic indexes
DAY 3
- VMware monitoring: Overview
- VMware monitoring: Templates
- Low-level discovery: Device prototypes
- VMware monitoring: Configuration
- VMware monitoring: Notes
- JMX monitoring: Overview
- JMX monitoring: Zabbix Java gateway
- JMX monitoring: Zabbix server configuration
- JMX Monitoring: Java configuration
- JMX monitoring: Practical exercise
- Low-level discovery: LLD via JMX
- Predictive trigger functions: Overview
- Predictive trigger functions: Forecast
- Predictive trigger functions: Time remaining
- Predictive trigger functions: Notes
- Predictive trigger functions: Practical exercise
- Predictive trigger functions: Count
- Predictive trigger functions: Percentile
- Event correlation: Overview
- Event correlation: Trigger-based correlation
- Event correlation: Global correlation
- Zabbix proxy: Overview
- Zabbix proxy: Active/passive proxy
- Zabbix proxy: Configuration
- Zabbix proxy: Health monitoring
- Zabbix proxy: Runtime commands
- Zabbix proxy: Throttling
- Zabbix proxy: Practical exercise
- Docker images: Overview
- Docker images: Zabbix proxy implementation
- Real-time data export: Overview
- Real-time data export: Practical exercise
- Zabbix internals: Cache
- Zabbix internals: Internal processes
- Zabbix internals: Data collectors
- Zabbix internals: Practical exercise
- Zabbix performance: New values per second
- Zabbix performance: Bottlenecks
- Zabbix performance: Database tuning (MySQL) and partitioning
- Zabbix performance: Recommendations
- Zabbix release: Zabbix release policy
- Zabbix release: Zabbix upgrade
- Q&A
- Certificate of course completion
- Zabbix 6.0 Certified Professional: Exam
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