Zabbix: Resource Service Model RSM
Overview
The Zabbix module can automatically build a Resource Service Model (hereafter RSM) based on existing Zabbix groups.
Each host group forms a separate service in the model with corresponding metrics. Thus, RSM allows tracking the state of the infrastructure and identifying service-level degradations.
For more details on model configuration, refer to the corresponding section Configuring Zabbix RSM and Inventory.
Service Metrics
The following metrics are generated for each service:
| Metric | Description |
|---|---|
| Alerts on Host | Number of current alerts |
| Host Data Collection Status | Availability of data from hosts |
| Incoming Packets with Errors | Number of erroneous incoming packet |
| Outgoing Packets with Errors | Number of erroneous outgoing packets |
| Windows Services State | Current state of system services |
Metrics are calculated for each host and aggregated at the service level.

For more details on calculation principles, see the corresponding article Metric.
Service Dependencies
The service hierarchy is built based on Zabbix groups:
- a base service is created: Zabbix: Infrastructure Status
- services for Linux, Windows, and Zabbix server are created based on host groups
RSM Visualization
Two display modes for RSM are available to analyze service statuses and their dependencies:
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RSM Tree
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RSM Tree: (Main menu-Resource service model 2.0-Resource service model) 
- in the
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Layers
- in the
Layers: (Main menu-Resource service model 2.0-Layers) 
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🗃️ Zabbix: Dashboards
4 items
📄️ Zabbix: RSM
Creation and purpose of the Resource-Service Model (RSM) for monitoring Zabbix infrastructure.
📄️ Zabbix: Inventory
Purpose, structure, and interface of host and resource inventory in the Zabbix module.
📄️ Zabbix: Integration with Incident Manager
Automatic registration of incidents based on Zabbix alerts and triggers in the Incident Manager.