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User management
Manage users and groups
DHCP and DNS
DHCP and DNS servers
File share technologies
- Samba server
- NFS server
- Webdav
NetBoot
This section explains how to setup, boot and maintain a netboot image.
Requirements:
NetBoot and "Thin client" (diskless clinets) principle:
NetBoot services setup:
NFS image setup:
Register NFS image to TFTP:
Alternate Netboot scenario: 'Linux installation': network Linux installation
Mail server (SMTP, POP3/IMAP)
Monitoring
Monitoring IT components, servers and applications using Zabbix
| Monitoring | |
|---|---|
| Zabbix server | Zabbix server setup - requirements |
| Zabbix server setup - zabbix installation | |
| Zabbix server configuration - first run | |
| Zabbix server configuration - core setup | |
| Zabbix server configuration - create hosts group | |
| Zabbix server template management = create and manage template | |
| Zabbix server create new application, items, triggers and actions | |
| Zabbix server - add items to an application | |
| Zabbix server hosts management | |
| Zabbix server - play sound on alert | |
| Zabbix server dashboard | |
| Client side | Zabbix agent setup - Recommended! |
| SNMP client - Old fashion monitoring, but still effective | |
You can also use 3rd parties dashboard on the server side using DASHING.
Zabbix modern dashboard using DASHING
Note:
I'm using Zabbix v2.2. All the following information are just a practical summary of the Zabbix official documentation applied to my use-case.
Log aggregation
Monitor applications behavior using ELK.
Unlike Zabbix, this part is not about monitoring the environment but the actual applications behavior. To monitor applications results you can rely on logs files.
ELK (Elastic search, Logstash, Kibana) is a wonderful stack to monitor that. See: http://www.elasticsearch.org/
