ZABBIX Triggers - 5 Best Practices

Zabbix triggers are very important entities within monitoring. Triggers allow you to define when exactly you want to be notified that there is some problem in your Zabbix setup. Keep in mind these simple best practices in the future when configuring triggers within zabbix.
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[@rowan5924]

Youre the only one making solid videos about Zabbix thankyou a lot for that!

[@oleksandrlytvyn532]

Thanks

[@erickalbertoacostagomez3929]

Excellent explanation (simple and clear). I have a question; It is possible to modify the severity of an event depending on the schedule. Example a ping failed event at 11 PM may be informative if this event remains active until 8 AM the next day it should now have a High severity and create a ticket.

[@thirumalairaja9105]

Can you please tell the trigger expression for disk is not mounted while server went down and came up

[@ernestoarellano5012]

I have a script that uses the "csim" command on a cisco router, it basically uses a digital trunk on the router to make a test call to my cell phone. I used have it executed with the PRTG API but now I wan't it to be used by Zabbix so I can get a call to wake me up when on a trigger. I most like will figure it out when I get time to look into it but it would be nice to see a video of a script execution based on a trigger. Its very usefull for a 1 man NOC.

[@brrrrrick]

You should be able to set it up through Scripts (here setup what will be executed) and then Actions on triggers (here you can setup to execute it based on trigger name and extra conditions)

[@DmitryLambert]

exactly

[@gopalnikhilraj1525]

High swap space usage