Just in case I ever run into this again: [WayBack] Lock conflict on no wait transaction
–jeroen
Archive for January 4th, 2019
Lock conflict on no wait transaction
Posted by jpluimers on 2019/01/04
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Zabbix: the web scenario respose time trigger unit is seconds, not milliseconds
Posted by jpluimers on 2019/01/04
When you look at the “Response time” graph for a Zabbix web scenario step that fetches a URL, you’d think the unit would be milliseconds (as last/min/avg/max are all listed in milliseconds).
However an expression like this puts the trigger off the scale:
{owa.example.org:web.test.time[https OWA,https OWA returns http code 200,resp].last()}>100
This trigger however works:
{owa.example.org:web.test.time[https OWA,https OWA returns http code 200,resp].last()}>0.1
The [WayBack] web scenario step items topic indeed lists the web.test.time unit as seconds
–jeroen
Web scenario:
https OWA returns http code 200 15 sec https://example.org/owa
Trigger:
0.1″ class=”size-medium” /> {owa.example.org:web.test.time[https OWA,https OWA returns http code 200,resp].last()}>0.1
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DBA Blog 2.0: Installing Zabbix into Azure using a MySQL PaaS
Posted by jpluimers on 2019/01/04
Interesting: [WayBack] DBA Blog 2.0: Installing Zabbix into Azure using a MySQL PaaS
–jeroen
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