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[01-Getting started with Zabbix](01-Getting started with Zabbix.md) | ||
# What is this book about ? | ||
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[02-Starting with the basic configuration](02-Starting with the basic configuration.md) | ||
Hi, welcome and thanks for your interest in my Zabbix book. I wrote a few books a few years ago when i started with Zabbix. | ||
As Zabbix is an opensource product and making money out of the book was never my intention it got me thinking. | ||
How to make a new book without using a publisher like I had done before. | ||
After a while I came up with the idea to make a book that would be free and that would be updated when new versions came out. | ||
Since I am a huge fan of documetation in markdown or asciidoc i came up with the idea to share the book in git and use markdown. | ||
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[03-Detecting and managing problems](03-Detecting and managing problems.md) | ||
# Who am i ? | ||
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[04-Taking action when problems come](04-Taking action when problems come.md) | ||
My name is Patrik Uytterhoeven and I work for a Belgium company named Open-Future. I started at this company at Januari 2013 and thats | ||
when my journey started with Zabbix aswel. They gave me the opportunity to build my experience and to get certified as Zabbix trainer. | ||
Since this year I am officialy 10y Zabbix trainer. If you would like to follow one of my trainings feel free to register for a training at our website [www.open-future.be](www.open-future.be) | ||
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[05-Managing Permissions](05-Managing Permissions.md) | ||
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[06-Visualising our problems](06-Visualising our problems.md) | ||
# How to use this book ? | ||
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[07-Automating configuration](07-Automating configuration.md) | ||
The book will try to cover all the topics feel free to let me know if something is missing or feel free to make a pull request. | ||
There is no need to start from page 1 and read the book till the end. Some people will be looking for basic knowledge others might want to skip to the fun part so I want the book to be useful for everyone. Therefor I will try to explain as good as possible in every topic the exact steps needed to reproduce. | ||
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There will be moments in the book where you need to type some code, I will show the commands you need to type in a box just like here. | ||
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[08-VMWare monitoring](08-VMWare monitoring.md) | ||
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# some command | ||
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[09-Monitoring websites](09-Monitoring websites.md) | ||
Notes to some useful documentation will be added at the bottom of the page. | ||
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[10-Monitoring SNMP,IPMI and JAVA](10-Monitoring SNMP,IPMI and JAVA.md) | ||
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[11-Monitoring with Proxies](11-Monitoring with Proxies.md) | ||
Here is a simple footnote[^1]. With some additional text after it. | ||
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[12-Securing Zabbix](12-Securing Zabbix.md) | ||
[^1]: My reference. | ||
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[13-Maintaining Zabbix](13-Maintaining Zabbix.md) | ||
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[14-Monitoring Windows](14-Monitoring Windows.md) | ||
In case there is some important information I will add notes in the documentation like can be seen here : | ||
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!!! note | ||
You should note that the title will be automatically capitalized. | ||
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[15-Zabbix API](15-Zabbix API.md) |
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