2024-07

FreeBSD14.1_en

FreeBSD14.1 ; Jail Install

Jail It is a mechanism that allows multiple virtual FreeBSD environments to be created on a FreeBSD environment. A jail is an extension of chroot, and a jail environment (called a prisoners) built on a host ring (called a jailer) behaves as a FreeBSD machine running separately from the host environment. The prisoner cannot directly attach to the jailer or another parallel prisoner. Features of JAIL ・High speed operation because it is not emulation. ・Each prisoner can be assigned an IP address different from that of the jailer. ・Since the same file system is used for a jailer and a prisoner, it is necessary to be careful about the assignment of UID/GID. This time, build two prisoners (prisoner1 and prisoner2) in jailer (FreeBSD14.1)
FreeBSD14.1_en

FreeBSD14.x ; Zabbix7 Install

Installation of open source integrated monitoring software "Zabbix7". Zabbix is an open source integrated monitoring software for centralized monitoring of servers, networks and applications. It provides monitoring, fault detection and notification functions required for integrated monitoring. With Zabbix agent and SNMP support for many platforms, you can monitor your entire system with a single Zabbix. To run Zabbix, you will need the PHP programming language, MySQL/MariaDB as a database server, and a web server such as Apache or Nginx. In this case, we will assume that all of the following conditions have already been configured. This time we will install Zabbix 7.0 LTS released on 06/04/2024 in the following environment. FreeBSD14.1 IP(192.168.11.83) Apache/2.4.59 (FreeBSD) mysql Ver 8.0.35 PHP 8.3.6 (cli) PHP 8.3.6 (fpm-fcgi)
MiracleLinux9.2_en

MiracleLinux9.x ; MIRACLE ZBX7 Install

Open Source Integrated Monitoring Software "MIRACLE ZBX" MIRACLE ZBX, enterprise-oriented integrated system monitoring software based on the open source Zabbix, with enhancements and modifications provided by Cybertrust. It implements security enhancements that comply with some requirements of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) security guidelines "NIST SP800-171" and "NIST SP800-53", which are becoming an international standard for security standards.