Recovery operations allow you to be notified when problems are resolved.
Both messages and remote commands are supported in recovery operations. While several operations can be added, escalation is not supported - all operations are assigned to a single step and therefore will be performed simultaneously.
Some use cases for recovery operations are as follows:
To configure a recovery operation, go to the Operations tab in action configuration.
To configure details of a new recovery operation, click on in the Recovery operations block. To edit an existing operation, click on next to the operation. A pop-up window will open where you can edit the operation step details.
Three operation types are available for recovery events:
Parameters for each operation type are described below. All mandatory input fields are marked with a red asterisk. When done, click on Add to add operation to the list of Recovery operations.
Note that if the same recipient is defined in several operation types without specified Custom message, duplicate notifications are not sent.
Parameter | Description | |
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Send to user groups | Select user groups to send the recovery message to. The user group must have at least "read" permissions to the host in order to be notified. |
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Send to users | Select users to send the recovery message to. The user must have at least "read" permissions to the host in order to be notified. |
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Send to media type | Send default recovery message to all available (configured and enabled) media types or a specific one only. Since Zabbix 7.0.7, this parameter has been renamed from Send only to to Send to media type. |
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Custom message | If selected, a custom message can be defined. | |
Subject | Subject of the custom message. The subject may contain macros. | |
Message | The custom message. The message may contain macros. |
Parameter | Description |
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Target list | Select targets to execute the command on: Current host - command is executed on the host of the trigger that caused the problem event. This option will not work if there are multiple hosts in the trigger. Host - select host(s) to execute the command on. Host group - select host group(s) to execute the command on. Specifying a parent host group implicitly selects all nested host groups. Thus the remote command will also be executed on hosts from nested groups. A command on a host is executed only once, even if the host matches more than once (e.g. from several host groups; individually and from a host group). The target list is meaningless if the command is executed on Zabbix server. Selecting more targets in this case only results in the command being executed on the server more times. Note that for global scripts, the target selection also depends on the Host group setting in global script configuration. |
Parameter | Description | |
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Custom message | If selected, a custom message can be defined. | |
Subject | Subject of the custom message. The subject may contain macros. | |
Message | The custom message. The message may contain macros. |