Laravel Zabbix Integration

This package provides a seamless way to send metrics, alerts, and notifications to a Zabbix server within PHP & Laravel applications. It includes powerful abstractions, support for named configurations, and simplified usage via make methods.

The package borrows code and is inspired by the Zabbix sender package. Some credits go to zarplata.

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Features

• PHP 7.4+ compatible.: Works with PHP 7.4 and above.
• Named Configurations: Easily switch between multiple host configurations.
• Streamlined Object Creation: Utilize make methods to simplify object initialization.
• ZabbixAlert Class: Extendable class for effortless alerts.
• Notification Channel: Integrate Zabbix with Laravel's notification system.
• Queue Support: Fully compatible with Laravel queues.
• Usage outside of Laravel: Fully functional outside of Laravel.

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Installation

You can install the package via composer:

composer require niladam/laravel-zabbix

If using Laravel you can publish the config file with:

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Niladam\LaravelZabbix\LaravelZabbixServiceProvider"

This creates config/laravel-zabbix.php with the following contents:

return [
    /**
     * Your Zabbix server hostname.
     *
     * Just the hostname of the server.
     */
    'server' => env('ZABBIX_SERVER'),

    /**
     * Your zabbix port.
     *
     * If different from the default 10051.
     */
    'port' => env('ZABBIX_PORT', 10051),

    /**
     * Available hosts.
     *
     * Eeach key in the hosts array must contain the host_name and key keys.
     */
    'hosts' => [
        'default' => [
            'host_name' => env('ZABBIX_DEFAULT_HOSTNAME'),
            'key' => env('ZABBIX_DEFAULT_KEY'),
        ],
    ],
];

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Configuration

Define hosts and default server settings in config/laravel-zabbix.php:

return [
    'server' => env('ZABBIX_SERVER', '127.0.0.1'),
    'port' => env('ZABBIX_PORT', 10051),
    'hosts' => [
        'default' => [
            'host_name' => 'default-host',
            'key' => 'default-key',
        ],
        'critical' => [
            'host_name' => 'critical-host',
            'key' => 'critical-key',
        ],
    ],
];

Use named configurations like default or critical in your code.

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Usage

Creating and sending messages (or metrics)

The make method simplifies message creation by preloading the configuration and injecting the ZabbixManager. Example:

use Niladam\LaravelZabbix\ZabbixManager;
use Niladam\LaravelZabbix\Communication\Message;
use Niladam\LaravelZabbix\Communication\Response;

$manager = app(ZabbixManager::class);

// Create a message with the 'critical' configuration
$criticalMessage = Message::make('critical')->usingValue('Service is down');
$someOtherMessage = Message::make('default')->usingValue('Just another message');

// Send the message
$manager
    ->add($criticalMessage)
    ->add($someOtherMessage);

$response = $manager->send(); // Returns a Response class.

// Some useful methods:
$response->getSummary();            // Get a summary
$response->getDuration();           // Get duration
$response->getTotalCount();         // Get total count
$response->getProcessedCount();     // Get processed count
$response->getFailedCount();        // Get failed count

// The summary looks like:
$summary = [
    "success" => true,
    "humanDuration" => "66 µs",
    "processed" => 1,
    "failed" => 0,
    "total" => 1,
    "duration" => 6.6E-5,
];

// You can also use the message directly:
$response = Message::make('critical')->usingValue('Service is down')->send();

Simplified Alerts with ZabbixAlert

The ZabbixAlert class is designed for quick and easy alert creation. Extend this class to define alerts with minimal effort.

namespace App\Alerts\Zabbix;

use Niladam\LaravelZabbix\Notifications\ZabbixAlert;

class MyZabbixAlert extends ZabbixAlert
{
    /**
     * @return string|array
     */
    public function getHostConfiguration()
    {
        // Returning a string assumes you have a named configuration.
        return 'my-host-configuration-key-from-config';
        
        // OR
        
        // Returning an array, will use the host details
        return [
            'host_name' => 'your-hostname',
            'key' => 'your-key',
        ];
    }
    
    // If you have a getMessage method on your alert, this will be used.
    public function getMessage(): string
    {
        return 'Oh noes, something happened!';
    }
}

use Illuminate\Support\Facades\Notification;

Notification::sendNow(User::system(), MyZabbixAlert::make('Oh yes, i have changed the message'));
Notification::route('zabbix','',)->notify(MyZabbixAlert::make('Oh yes, i have changed the message'));

// Or simply send it out.
MyZabbixAlert::make()->send();

Laravel Notifications

Integrate Zabbix with Laravel notifications using the ZabbixChannel.

Example Notification

use Illuminate\Notifications\Notification;
use Niladam\LaravelZabbix\Communication\Message;
use Niladam\LaravelZabbix\Notifications\ZabbixChannel;

class ServerDownNotification extends Notification
{
    public function via($notifiable): array
    {
        return [ZabbixChannel::class];
    }

    public function toZabbix($notifiable): Message
    {
        return Message::make('default')->usingValue('Server is down');
    }
}

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Advanced Usage

use Niladam\LaravelZabbix\ZabbixManager;

$zabbix = app(ZabbixManager::class);

// List the configured hosts
$zabbix->availableHostNames();
$zabbix->getConfig(); // Get the configuration

Temporary Configurations

For one-off configurations, use usingServer:

use Niladam\LaravelZabbix\ZabbixManager;
use Niladam\LaravelZabbix\Communication\Message;

$zabbix = app(ZabbixManager::class); // This uses the default server which will be overwritten below.

$zabbix->usingServer([
    'server' => 'temporary-server',
    'port' => 10052,
])
    ->add(
        Message::make()->usingValue('Temporary alert')
    )
    ->add(
        Message::make()
            ->usingHost('another-host')
            ->usingKey('different_key')
            ->usingValue('Something else')
   );

$zabbix->send();

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Usage outside of Laravel

require 'vendor/autoload.php';

use Niladam\LaravelZabbix\ZabbixManager;
use Niladam\LaravelZabbix\Communication\Message;

$configuration = [
    'server' => 'my-zabbix-server',
    'port' => 10051,
    'hosts' => [
        'default' => [
            'host_name' => 'my default host',
            'key' => 'the host key',
        ],
    ],
];

$manager = new ZabbixManager($configuration);

Message::setDefaultManager($manager);

$response = Message::make()->usingValue('test using single class')->send();

$response->getSummary();

// OR, multiple.

$manager->add(Message::make()->usingHost('another-host')->usingKey('some-key')->usingValue('test using multiple classes'));

$manager->add(Message::make()->usingConfigurationKey('default')->usingValue('test using configuration key'));

$manager->send();

Changelog

Please see CHANGELOG for more information on what has changed recently.

Credits

• Madalin Tache
• Zarplata

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.