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Zabbix Alert Notification Script for Slack. by pure python.

  • Can use by “Remote command”. But can’t use by “Media type”.

  • if use by python2.6 (like CentOS6.x), install argparse module. ex,

    $  sudo yum install python-argparse

Screenshot

Notification example.

docs/images/screenshot1.png

Install

In your zabbix server,

$ pip install zbx2slack

or you can download directly using wget, curl.

$ wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/laughk/zbx2slack/master/zbx2slack.py
$ chmod +x zbx2slack.py

(if necessary, use sudo. )

set this script your zabbix server.

put file and add mode to execute.

Usage

get incoming-webhook url for your slack. from incoming webhook integration.

In the WebUI of your zabbix server.

  1. [Configureation]

  2. [Action]

  3. Choose ‘Trigger’ at Event source and Create Action.

  4. if “Recovery message” checked, Uncheck the checkbox.

  5. At [Conditions] tab, add Trigger value = OK to Conditions.
    • Trigger value = OK and Trigger value = PROBLEM are in Conditions.

  6. At [Operations] tab, add Remote Command
    • Operation type : Remote Command

    • Targeta list : any host (ex. Current host)

    • Type : Custom script

    • Execute on : Zabbix server

    • Commands:

      (if directly download, replace zbx2slack to zbx2slack.py.)

      zbx2slack \
        --zabbix-server-url "http://zabbix.example.com/zabbix" \
        --slack-botname "Zabbix Alert" \
        --slack-incoming-webhook-url "https://hooks.slack.com/services/xxxxxxxxx/xxxxxxxxx/...." \
        --trigger-id "{TRIGGER.ID}" \
        --trigger-name "{TRIGGER.NAME}" \
        --trigger-status "{TRIGGER.STATUS}" \
        --trigger-severity "{TRIGGER.SEVERITY}" \
        --event-id "{EVENT.ID}" \
        --item "{HOST.NAME1}|{ITEM.NAME1}|{ITEM.KEY1}|{ITEM.VALUE1}|{ITEM.ID1}" \
        --item "{HOST.NAME2}|{ITEM.NAME2}|{ITEM.KEY2}|{ITEM.VALUE2}|{ITEM.ID2}" \
        --item "{HOST.NAME3}|{ITEM.NAME3}|{ITEM.KEY3}|{ITEM.VALUE3}|{ITEM.ID3}"

LICENSE

MIT

AUTHOR

Kei Iwasaki <me@laughk.org>

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