Example of much less code for get_apppool.ps1 & get_sites.ps1 #6
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A more modern approach which much less code and fast execution.
A more modern approach which much less code and fast execution.
A complete different approach, where the result is expressed as a numeric value, which fits much better to the way Zabbix "thinks & works" internally. Could be expanded by a value mapping inside Zabbix Frontend. A trigger would assume, that 'last' should be <> 1
A complete different approach, where the result is expressed as a numeric value, which fits much better to the way Zabbix "thinks & works" internally. Could be expanded by a value mapping inside Zabbix Frontend. A trigger would assume, that 'last' should be <> 1
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Hello, The powershell code you used works (native) only on Server 2016 and Windows 10 which have the IISAdministration PowerShell Cmdlets. On Windows server 2012 (and R2) it won't work because there is the WebAdminisration module with othe cmdlets. So in order to work (for WS 2012) you will have to install the IISAdministration: |
I guess you see that in the "get_sites.ps1" file, am I right? If yes, I don't think that's a problem, because this is only used for the Zabbix Low-Level-Disovery, which shouldn't run more than 1 or 2 times a day. |
I suspect that the get sitestate and apppolstate are responsable for the CPU spike because, indeed, low level discovery runs once a day and but the items prototypes (sitesstate and apppoolstate) runs once 90 seconds for all 36 sites. I have checked the historical data for CPU usage (we are using Zabbix + OpenTSDB + Grafana) and I have noticed this behavior once I enabled the template. |
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Hi, Thx for ps1 files. I can see that the variable has changed on the last value. But there are settings of the user o0ste0o inside the xml file. How did you change the trigger settings? I stopped to pool, and last value changed 1 > 3. But not view problems. Trigger Expiression details; {SRV:apppool.state[{#APPPOOL}].str(Stopped)}<>0 Is it true ? |
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Thank you engineers ! |
A more modern approach which much less code and fast execution.