Server Network Monitoring Notifications and Cluster Analysis through Web Application
Keywords:
server network monitoring, notification, cluster, zabbix, web application, telegramAbstract
A web-based local server monitoring application using Zabbix monitoring tools was developed to fulfill the requirement of monitoring the status of network downtime and network uptime. One of the main requirements is the ability to get real-time notifications if the server has a network problem so that mitigation actions can be taken quickly. In addition, this application is also completed with the feature of sending server downtime and uptime network status to mobile applications (Telegram) and website applications built using the PHP programming language and MySQL database. By sending the status of server network problems to the website that was built, it is useful to illustrate trends and analyze patterns of server network problems, as well as analyze cluster servers based on total network disruption. With this recapitulation, network administrators can make better evaluations and planning to improve server reliability and reduce potential downtime in the future. The Zabbix monitoring tool was chosen because of its comprehensive and flexible ability to monitor various server parameters and the ease of managing and displaying data through an intuitive web interface. The results of this implementation are expected to improve operational efficiency and maintain the continuity of services offered by the server.
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