Usage of Zabbix agent 2: zabbix_agent2 [-c config-file] zabbix_agent2 [-c config-file] [-v] -p zabbix_agent2 [-c config-file] [-v] -t item-key zabbix_agent2 [-c config-file] -T zabbix_agent2 [-c config-file] -R runtime-option [parameters...] zabbix_agent2 -h zabbix_agent2 -V A Zabbix daemon for monitoring of various server parameters. Options: -c --config Path to the configuration file (default: "/etc/zabbix/zabbix_agent2.conf") -f --foreground Run Zabbix agent in foreground -p --print Print known items and exit -t --test Test specified item and exit -T --test-config Validate configuration file and exit -R --runtime-control Perform administrative functions (1s timeout) Remote control interface, available commands: log_level_increase Increase log level log_level_decrease Decrease log level userparameter_reload Reload user parameters periodic_prof_enable Enable periodic profiling periodic_prof_disable Disable periodic profiling periodic_prof_execute Write profiles after a 5-second sample periodic_prof_set_interval Set profiling interval metrics List available metrics version Display Agent version Periodic CPU data is collected into a hidden temporary file. When an interval ends, the file is published as a CPU profile and the configured number of completed files is retained. The temporary file does not count toward ProfilerMaxFilesPerProfile. When periodic profiling is enabled, periodic_prof_execute finishes the current CPU interval, writes a separate 5-second CPU profile, and starts a new periodic CPU file. Explicitly requested profiles are rotated according to ProfilerMaxFilesPerProfile when the command completes. While periodic_prof_execute is collecting profiles, all profiler runtime commands are rejected with "profiler is busy". -v --verbose Enable verbose output for metric testing or printing -h --help Display this help message -V --version Print program version and exit Example: zabbix_agent2 -c /etc/zabbix/zabbix_agent2.conf Report bugs to: Zabbix home page: Documentation: