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BENEFITS OF ZABBIX
TRAINING
Ingus Vilnis, Zabbix
The Enterprise-class
Monitoring Solution for Everyone

WHAT IS ZABBIX
TRAINING
Great way to broaden your
knowledge
Teaches you new Zabbix features
Gives you professional growth

HOW IS IT DONE
Groups of up to 15 people
Great presentation and materials
Lots of practical tasks
Ability to talk to experienced
Zabbix trainers

ANYWHERE IN
THE WORLD
We have done it in
every continent
...except Antarctica

ZABBIX CERTIFIED
SPECIALIST
Zabbix architecture
Functionality
Installation
Data collection
Visualization
Problem detection
Notifications
Administration
Discovery
Web monitoring
Command line utilities

ZABBIX CERTIFIED
PROFESSIONAL
Advanced data collection
Extending Zabbix
Low level discovery
Distributed monitoring
Advanced problem detection
Zabbix API
Scaling
Performance tuning

THE EXAMS
1 hour
50 questions for Specialists
70 questions for
Professionals

THE BENEFITS
New skills
New friends
New knowledge how to
solve problems you never
knew they existed

THANK YOU See you in one of the next
trainings

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