Monitoring
Expanding Network Monitoring with Syslog and Zabbix Data
Part 5 of Our Network Monitoring Series Our SNMP-based monitoring system is up and running, collecting vital metrics on CPU, memory, and network activity. In this next step, we’ll enhance our insights by integrating additional data sources: syslog data for a richer view of system logs and events, and the Zabbix API for real-time alert…
Optimizing SNMP Monitoring with Dynamic Alerts and Anomaly Detection
Part 4 of Our Network Monitoring Series In our previous posts, we set up a network monitoring system that uses SNMP to collect data, InfluxDB to store metrics, and Grafana to visualize them. Now that we have a baseline, it’s time to make our system smarter and more proactive. By implementing dynamic thresholds, simple anomaly…
Visualizing SNMP Network Data with Grafana
Part 3 of Our Network Monitoring Series In our first post, we set up a subnet scanner that identified SNMP-enabled servers. Then, in Part 2, we configured InfluxDB to store our collected metrics. Now, with data continuously streaming into InfluxDB, it’s time to turn numbers into insights with Grafana dashboards. Grafana is a powerful visualization…
Storing Network Monitoring Data in InfluxDB
Part 2 of Our Network Monitoring Series In our previous post, we built a Python script that scans a subnet for SNMP-enabled servers and identifies those that are actively responding. Now that we know which servers are SNMP-accessible, we’ll take the next step: collecting key metrics from these servers and storing them in a time-series…
Scanning Your Network for SNMP-Enabled Servers
Part 1 of Our Network Monitoring Series As our networks grow and demand increases, understanding the performance and state of our infrastructure becomes essential. In this series, we’ll walk through setting up a network monitoring system using SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) that collects, processes, and visualizes critical data. In this first part, we’ll focus…
