Zabbix

I mean, that's fantastic.

Do you have instrumentation that allows us to monitor? Like if we wrote some kind of agent or something via Zabbix or Grafana or whatever? Yeah.

Uh, yeah, I exposed a ton of stuff, uh, through Prometheus endpoint, um, uh, about the internal state of the cache.

Um, I'm not gonna list it all, but it gives you, uh, you know, working recently on just, uh, doing the tracking LSNs and what's been applied, what's been flushed, what's been decoded, um, how many queries are in the cache, um, how often they've been hit, um, I think the lag between what we've received from the CDC stream and what's actually been applied to the cache itself.

Beyond that, it goes into, which I didn't realize at first, but it's not just...

You know, the WordPress is Joomla's and we were talking offline, you know, Chris, it's, you know, things like PFSense, you're mentioning Palo, QNAP, you know, on the NAS side, but for our co-managed clients that might be in the mid-market, you're talking about major infrastructure monitoring platforms like Nagio, Zabbix, and Cacti.

First off, your sense, Chris, like From someone on the IR side, what were you hearing? What was your take on this? Did you guys get pulled into anything? Kind of give us your debrief.

Yeah, so far, I haven't seen anything come through.

Significant improvements in software packages including Apache, OpenSSL, and WireGuard.

New additions and add-ons such as Observium-Agent and Zabbix for advanced monitoring.

Sneak peek at future features for monitoring and reporting.

IPFire is an open source Linux distribution designed to act as a firewall and security system for networks.

Fixes for importing WireGuard configurations with multiple subnets.

Updates to various software packages including Apache, Bash, Bind, Curl, OpenSSH, OpenSSL, SQLite, and systemd.

Improvements to IPFire add-ons such as Observium-Agent and Zabbix.

This update is essential for anyone who wants to keep their IPFire system secure, efficient, and up-to-date with the latest features.

That's where AI is good at being fuzzy and determining those things.

So those are like fun ways is why I want to teach people from a usage standpoint, not just vibe coding Zabbix.

You're not just, you know, vibe coding Uptime Kuma Zabbix or something that checks it.

But it's understanding how you build an interactive agent to actually be helpful in your lab with read-only tokens.

Read-only tokens is a big part of it just because, yeah.