I dockerize Zabbix and DVWA. It focuses on development timing and reduces the need for external configuration files. This Development helps to quickly set up a Zabbix monitoring system for development and testing purposes.
🌟 Key Features of This Setup:
Seamless Multi-Container Deployment: 🚢 Using Docker, I separate services into different containers, such as Zabbix server, MySQL database, and Apache Web Frontend—resulting in a highly modular setup that’s easy to maintain.
Persistent Data with Docker Volumes: 💾 All the important data, including metrics and configuration files, are safely stored using external volumes—so even after a container restart, your data stays intact!
Automated Troubleshooting: 🔄 Encountering common errors like Apache or database connection issues? With Docker’s flexibility, troubleshooting is simplified, and containers can be updated or fixed without disturbing the rest of the stack. 🤖
Effortless Scalability: 📊 Thanks to Docker, adding more monitoring agents or scaling your server is as easy as running a few commands. This makes the setup perfect for expanding networks and growing infrastructure needs!
🚧 Known Issue:
🔍 tricky errors: “Apache server configuration issues” and “Database connection rejections”. 🤔 Here are some things that worked for me:
Properly configuring the *ServerName * directive 🌍 to avoid Apache errors.
Adjusting allowed hosts 🛡️ to ensure seamless database connectivity between Zabbix server and MySQL.
Check out the project on GitHub here.
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