Recently I had the need of an Apache module, which would allow me to browse Zip archives on a remote server, without having the need to download first the whole Zip archive.

For the past few weeks I’ve been working on a Python project and since then I really enjoy using Python everyday.

It is time again to add a few more metrics to be monitored on my FreeBSD systems and I thought I’d add monitoring of the CPU temperature this time.

This post is about Python and FreeBSD Jails.

Yesterday, while browsing on the Net, I’ve stumbled upon the website of edX - The Future of Online Education.

In the first post about monitoring FreeBSD pkgng in Zabbix, Part I, we’ve seen how to get some nice graphs of the disk space usage and number of packages installed on our systems.

In this post I’m going to show you how to do monitoring of your FreeBSD pkgng-ready system in Zabbix.

In this post we’ll see how we can setup Zabbix in order to monitor our ZFS pools.

In a previous post we’ve seen how to resize a KVM disk image on LVM, which was explained in the Resizing a KVM disk image on LVM, The Hard Way post.

Continuing our CFEngine saga in this post I’m going to show you how to do basic monitoring of the CFEngine’s services in Zabbix.