Eagle eye on your entire infrastructure with Zabbix.
January 08, 2025
Eagle eye on your entire infrastructure with Zabbix.

Score 9 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Overall Satisfaction with Zabbix
We use Zabbix as a monitoring tool for our entire infrastructure. We monitor network appliances, servers, firewalls, Internet lines, and bandwidth. We also use it to draw maps of the network connect interfaces and monitor these endpoints in case of a failed link or hardware failure. Before Zabbix, we were wasting a lot of time logging into each device and checking the network status, but after Zabbix, we now have one dashboard to monitor all traffic and appliances.
Pros
- Inventory of network appliances.
- Monitoring traffic and bandwidth usage.
- Drawing network maps and connecting interfaces.
Cons
- Monitoring hardware status needs to be improved to avoid problems before they happen.
- It needs to be powered by AI to expect problems before it happens.
- UI could use a lot of improvements for reading alerts and drawing maps.
- Saving cost and money waste when using avoiding system interruption because of the alert system.
- Saving system engineer time of spending hours logging to server and Zabbix is presenting all hardware's in main dashboard.
- We saved the cost of 3 Helpdesk staff and added Zabbix to monitor and send alerts thru emails to the engineers 24/7.
- PRTG Network Monitor and SolarWinds Network Configuration Manager (NCM)
The software's I mentioned are great, but they are overpriced comparing to Zabbix while it's a free open-source application. The value its adding has high price than any other free open-source apps. the monitoring and alerts details and the friendly user interface is stacking up against any other apps in the web.
Do you think Zabbix delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with Zabbix's feature set?
Yes
Did Zabbix live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of Zabbix go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy Zabbix again?
Yes
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