Conferences

Akademy, if you happen to not know about it, is a yearly KDE conference that’s followed by various workshops and other events. This year Akademy happened to be really close to the Zabbix home, Riga – just some 300 km away in Tallinn, capital of Estonia. We decided to find out whether Akademy was any […]

This year Zabbix Company were sponsors at the RTU Karjeras Diena (Career Day) exhibition, which was organized by the students from Riga Technical University (RTU).  Apart from being a sponsor of the event, the company also had its own booth and gave a presentation on Zabbix.

Well… when we wrote that second day of CeBIT 2012 was very busy, we had not seen the third day yet. In retrospective, second day wasn’t that busy, actually.

The first day of CeBIT2012 was extremely busy and very productive for the Zabbix team. We were pleasantly surprised to meet lots of old friends – thank you all for visiting us. We also made new friends from many countries across the world, and we hope for a long lasting cooperation with every one of […]

The first day of CeBIT has started in Hannover, and Zabbix has arrived there.

Everything happens for the first time. This statement comes true with Zabbix rather often lately. Could be due to a rapid growth.

There was not much time for blog articles during the conference. Or after that. But from the on-site experience and feedback it seems that the very first Zabbix conference was just a bit short of amazing.

Zabbix conference starts tomorrow. But many guests have already arrived, and preparation works are happening. Here’s a small insight with images into various processes.

Zabbix Conference 2011 postponed to Autumn 2011...

If you have visited Zabbix webpage recently, you already know that Zabbix conference and 10 year anniversary celebration dates have been confirmed. A shiny banner would have informed you about them. UPDATE: conference postponed.

The opensource conference T-DOSE in Eindhoven, Netherlands took place a bit more than a week ago. It provided good coverage of different subjects, including KVM, Devops, Open GIS, puppet and lots more. And, of course, Zabbix.

It’s been a while since the first public release of Zabbix – almost 10 years. That’s something worth celebrating, right? There also could be some event where Zabbix users could share their experiences, meet the developers and gain new knowledge about Zabbix. So what’s the plan?