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Requirements: 1. Zabbix 3.0 Server 2. Zabbix agent installed Centos 7 Server 3.  PostgresSQL  DBUser for Monitoring. 4. Add permissions in pg_hba.conf and pg_ident.conf Files. Install from source For PostgresSQL : 1.        Download and install the libpq development headers (typically libpq-dev or postgresql-devel) Download the latest libzbxpgsql source tarball from the downloads page URL :  http://cdn.cavaliercoder.com/libzbxpgsql/yum/zabbix30/rhel/7/x86_64/libzbxpgsql-1.1.0-1.el7.x86_64.rpm 2.        Extract, configure and compile the sources with: $ tar -xzf libzbxpgsql-*.tar.gz $ cd libzbxpgsql-*/ $ ./configure --with-zabbix=/usr/src/zabbix $ make && sudo make install The module will be installed to /usr/local/lib/libzbxpgsql.so Copy or link the module into your Zabbix agent LoadModulePath directory (typically /var/lib/zabbix/modules) $ sudo mkdir /var/lib/zabbix/modules $ sudo ln -s /usr/local/lib/libzbxpgsql.so /var/lib/zabbix/

vPoller Integration With Zabbix One of the nice things about vPoller is that it can be easily integrated with other systems. In this documentation we will see how we can integrate vPoller with Zabbix in order to start monitoring our VMware vSphere environment. Note This document is about VMware monitoring with vPoller and Zabbix, and NOT about VMware monitoring with stock Zabbix. If you are looking for VMware monitoring with stock Zabbix, please refer to the official Zabbix documentation . Why use vPoller with Zabbix and not just use stock Zabbix for VMware monitoring? There are many things that can be put here describing the reasons and motivation why you might prefer having vPoller with Zabbix integration instead of stock Zabbix, but eventually this would end up being one long (and probably boring) story to write and tell. You can read this post here , which outlines some very good reasons why you might want to have vPoller with Zabbix instead of stock Zabbix when it