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      <title>Zabbix supervision on a remote infrastructure with proxy and PSK-based encryption</title>
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      <description>All of CozyCloud&amp;rsquo;s production and development infrastructure is hosted in OVH&amp;rsquo;s datacenters. We monitor this infrastructure in two ways: by sending data points on various metrics to OVH&amp;rsquo;s Metrics Data Platform (I&amp;rsquo;ll write about that in a future post), and also by using a self-hosted Zabbix server.&#xA;All of our OVH hosts are connected to a virtual local network (vRack) that cannot be accessed from the outside world, so on-host Zabbix agents use it to send their unencrypted data to the Zabbix server, which is also connected to this local network.</description>
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