# OpenBSD by Zabbix agent ## Overview It is an Official OpenBSD template. It requires Zabbix agent 7.0 or newer. ## Requirements Zabbix version: 7.0 and higher. ## Tested versions This template has been tested on: - OpenBSD ## Configuration > Zabbix should be configured according to the instructions in the [Templates out of the box](https://www.zabbix.com/documentation/7.0/manual/config/templates_out_of_the_box) section. ## Setup Install Zabbix agent on OpenBSD according to Zabbix documentation. ### Macros used |Name|Description|Default| |----|-----------|-------| |{$AGENT.TIMEOUT}|
The timeout after which the agent is considered unavailable. It works only for the agents reachable from Zabbix server/proxy (in passive mode).
|`3m`| ### Items |Name|Description|Type|Key and additional info| |----|-----------|----|-----------------------| |OpenBSD: Maximum number of opened files|It could be increased by using the sysctl utility or modifying the file /etc/sysctl.conf.
|Zabbix agent|kernel.maxfiles| |OpenBSD: Maximum number of processes|It could be increased by using the sysctl utility or modifying the file /etc/sysctl.conf.
|Zabbix agent|kernel.maxproc| |OpenBSD: Number of running processes|The number of processes in a running state.
|Zabbix agent|proc.num[,,run]| |OpenBSD: Number of processes|The total number of processes in any state.
|Zabbix agent|proc.num[]| |OpenBSD: Host boot time||Zabbix agent|system.boottime| |OpenBSD: Interrupts per second||Zabbix agent|system.cpu.intr**Preprocessing**
The processor load is calculated as the system CPU load divided by the number of CPU cores.
|Zabbix agent|system.cpu.load[percpu,avg1]| |OpenBSD: Processor load (5 min average per core)|The processor load is calculated as the system CPU load divided by the number of CPU cores.
|Zabbix agent|system.cpu.load[percpu,avg5]| |OpenBSD: Processor load (15 min average per core)|The processor load is calculated as the system CPU load divided by the number of CPU cores.
|Zabbix agent|system.cpu.load[percpu,avg15]| |OpenBSD: Context switches per second||Zabbix agent|system.cpu.switches**Preprocessing**
The time the CPU has spent doing nothing.
|Zabbix agent|system.cpu.util[,idle]| |OpenBSD: CPU interrupt time|The amount of time the CPU has been servicing hardware interrupts.
|Zabbix agent|system.cpu.util[,interrupt]| |OpenBSD: CPU nice time|The time the CPU has spent running users' processes that have been niced.
|Zabbix agent|system.cpu.util[,nice]| |OpenBSD: CPU system time|The time the CPU has spent running the kernel and its processes.
|Zabbix agent|system.cpu.util[,system]| |OpenBSD: CPU user time|The time the CPU has spent running users' processes that are not niced.
|Zabbix agent|system.cpu.util[,user]| |OpenBSD: Host name|A host name of the system.
|Zabbix agent|system.hostname**Preprocessing**
Discard unchanged with heartbeat: `1d`
The information as normally returned by the 'uname -a'.
|Zabbix agent|system.uname**Preprocessing**
Discard unchanged with heartbeat: `1d`
The number of users who are currently logged in.
|Zabbix agent|system.users.num| |OpenBSD: Checksum of /etc/passwd||Zabbix agent|vfs.file.cksum[/etc/passwd,sha256]**Preprocessing**
Discard unchanged with heartbeat: `1h`
The available memory is defined as free+cached+buffers memory.
|Zabbix agent|vm.memory.size[available]| |OpenBSD: Total memory||Zabbix agent|vm.memory.size[total]| |OpenBSD: Version of Zabbix agent running||Zabbix agent|agent.version**Preprocessing**
Discard unchanged with heartbeat: `1d`
**Preprocessing**
Discard unchanged with heartbeat: `1d`
The agent always returns 1 for this item. It could be used in combination with nodata() for the availability check.
|Zabbix agent|agent.ping| |OpenBSD: Zabbix agent availability|Monitoring the availability status of the agent.
|Zabbix internal|zabbix[host,agent,available]| |OpenBSD: Get filesystems|The `vfs.fs.get` key acquires raw information set about the file systems. Later to be extracted by preprocessing in dependent items.
|Zabbix agent|vfs.fs.get| ### Triggers |Name|Description|Expression|Severity|Dependencies and additional info| |----|-----------|----------|--------|--------------------------------| |OpenBSD: Configured max number of opened files is too low on {HOST.NAME}||`last(/OpenBSD by Zabbix agent/kernel.maxfiles)<1024`|Info|| |OpenBSD: Configured max number of processes is too low on {HOST.NAME}||`last(/OpenBSD by Zabbix agent/kernel.maxproc)<256`|Info|| |OpenBSD: Too many processes running on {HOST.NAME}||`avg(/OpenBSD by Zabbix agent/proc.num[,,run],5m)>30`|Warning|| |OpenBSD: Too many processes on {HOST.NAME}||`avg(/OpenBSD by Zabbix agent/proc.num[],5m)>300`|Warning|| |OpenBSD: Processor load is too high on {HOST.NAME}||`avg(/OpenBSD by Zabbix agent/system.cpu.load[percpu,avg1],5m)>5`|Warning|| |OpenBSD: Hostname was changed on {HOST.NAME}||`last(/OpenBSD by Zabbix agent/system.hostname,#1)<>last(/OpenBSD by Zabbix agent/system.hostname,#2)`|Info|| |OpenBSD: Lack of free swap space on {HOST.NAME}|It probably means that the systems requires more physical memory.
|`last(/OpenBSD by Zabbix agent/system.swap.size[,pfree])<50`|Warning|| |OpenBSD: Host information was changed on {HOST.NAME}||`last(/OpenBSD by Zabbix agent/system.uname,#1)<>last(/OpenBSD by Zabbix agent/system.uname,#2)`|Info|| |OpenBSD: {HOST.NAME} has just been restarted||`change(/OpenBSD by Zabbix agent/system.uptime)<0`|Info|| |OpenBSD: /etc/passwd has been changed on {HOST.NAME}||`last(/OpenBSD by Zabbix agent/vfs.file.cksum[/etc/passwd,sha256],#1)<>last(/OpenBSD by Zabbix agent/vfs.file.cksum[/etc/passwd,sha256],#2)`|Warning|| |OpenBSD: Lack of available memory on server {HOST.NAME}||`last(/OpenBSD by Zabbix agent/vm.memory.size[available])<20M`|Average|| |OpenBSD: Zabbix agent is not available|For passive checks only the availability of the agents and a host is used with {$AGENT.TIMEOUT} as the time threshold.
|`max(/OpenBSD by Zabbix agent/zabbix[host,agent,available],{$AGENT.TIMEOUT})=0`|Average|**Manual close**: Yes| ### LLD rule Network interface discovery |Name|Description|Type|Key and additional info| |----|-----------|----|-----------------------| |Network interface discovery|The discovery of network interfaces as defined in the global regular expression "Network interfaces for discovery".
|Zabbix agent|net.if.discovery| ### Item prototypes for Network interface discovery |Name|Description|Type|Key and additional info| |----|-----------|----|-----------------------| |Interface {#IFNAME}: Incoming network traffic||Zabbix agent|net.if.in[{#IFNAME}]**Preprocessing**
Custom multiplier: `8`
**Preprocessing**
Custom multiplier: `8`
Discovery of different types of file systems as defined in the global regular expression "File systems for discovery".
|Dependent item|vfs.fs.dependent.discovery| ### Item prototypes for Mounted filesystem discovery |Name|Description|Type|Key and additional info| |----|-----------|----|-----------------------| |{#FSNAME}: Get filesystem data||Dependent item|vfs.fs.dependent[{#FSNAME},data]**Preprocessing**
JSON Path: `$.[?(@.fsname=='{#FSNAME}')].first()`
The filesystem is mounted as read-only. It is available only for Zabbix agents 6.4 and higher.
|Dependent item|vfs.fs.dependent[{#FSNAME},readonly]**Preprocessing**
JSON Path: `$.options`
⛔️Custom on fail: Discard value
Regular expression: `(?:^|,)ro\b 1`
⛔️Custom on fail: Set value to: `0`
**Preprocessing**
JSON Path: `$.inodes.pfree`
**Preprocessing**
JSON Path: `$.bytes.free`
**Preprocessing**
JSON Path: `$.bytes.pfree`
**Preprocessing**
JSON Path: `$.bytes.total`
**Preprocessing**
JSON Path: `$.bytes.used`
The filesystem has become read-only. A possible reason is an I/O error. It is available only for Zabbix agents 6.4 and higher.
|`last(/OpenBSD by Zabbix agent/vfs.fs.dependent[{#FSNAME},readonly],#2)=0 and last(/OpenBSD by Zabbix agent/vfs.fs.dependent[{#FSNAME},readonly])=1`|Average|**Manual close**: Yes| |{#FSNAME}: Free inodes is less than 20%||`last(/OpenBSD by Zabbix agent/vfs.fs.dependent.inode[{#FSNAME},pfree])<20`|Warning|| |{#FSNAME}: Free disk space is less than 20%||`last(/OpenBSD by Zabbix agent/vfs.fs.dependent.size[{#FSNAME},pfree])<20`|Warning|| ## Feedback Please report any issues with the template at [`https://support.zabbix.com`](https://support.zabbix.com) You can also provide feedback, discuss the template, or ask for help at [`ZABBIX forums`](https://www.zabbix.com/forum/zabbix-suggestions-and-feedback)