Zabbix combined with bat script to achieve multiple application status monitoring method

Scenario simulation:

Some domestic companies need to run certain window programs (ie. .exe) to support important business operations. Once these important window programs are interrupted, it will cause huge economic losses or affect work efficiency, and the consequences are so serious. Therefore, I want to monitor the status of multiple programs through Zabbix. Once these important window programs are interrupted, an alarm will be generated to notify the operation and maintenance personnel to repair them.

Prepare two bat scripts in advance, finde.bat (make the exe program to be monitored automatically discovered), check_exe_status.bat (get the status of the monitored exe program)
Step 1 – Prepare the bat script:

The contents of the findexe.bat script are as follows

@echo off

setlocal enabledelayedexpansion

set /an=0

set /a n1=0

for %%i in (%*) do (set /a n+=1)

@echo {"data":[

for %%a in (%*) do (

set /a n1+=1

@echo {"{#SERVERNAME}":"%%a"

if !n1! neq !n! (

@echo },

) else (

@echo }

)

)

echo ]}

The contents of the check_exe_status.bat script are as follows @echo off

tasklist|findstr ^%1 >/NUL 2>&1

if %errorlevel% == 0 (

echo "running"

) else (

echo "norunning"

)

Note that tasklist|findstr ^%1 >/NUL 2>&1 is used to check whether the monitoring program exe is running.

Step 2 – Create a monitoring template

Click Add to create a template

Then in the check_exe_status template just now, create an automatic discovery rule

The key value in the figure is findexe. The parameters in the key value are the multiple processes that the customer wants to monitor, enclosed in double quotes and separated by spaces.

findexe[“firefox.exe chrome.exe xxxlll.exe”]

If there are other exe programs to monitor, just separate them with spaces and fill in the blanks.

Then, under this automatic discovery rule, create a new monitoring item prototype.

The value of {#SERVERNAME} in the prototype is fixed and defined in the first step of findexe.bat.

Step 3 – Configure custom keys in zabbix_agent.conf

Customize the script path, and the custom key value must be consistent with the template name

Restart zabbix_agent

Step 4 – Verify multiple exe program status

Three exe program names are automatically discovered, among which xxxll.exe is a non-existent exe. To verify the effect, now close the firefox.exe program and see if its latest data will be displayed as norunning.

Verification successful.

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