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Updated FAQnP ... Frequently asked questions and problems (markdown)

Markus Fischbacher 2021-03-18 14:38:57 +01:00
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## why are there so many containers with Docker Compose?
Because there are so many possible configuration combinations there are also a lot of docker-compose templates. The highlight here is on templates! They simply aren't supposed to be `docker-compose up -d -f docker-compose_v3_ubuntu_pgsql_latest.yaml`. You should instead copy the one you like and then tailor it to your needs. So for example if you choose Postgres as your DB copy the pgsql_latest to docker-compose.yml and just keep the services you need.
## The agent container states "host [xxx] not found"
```log
22264:20210318:123205.124 no active checks on server [zabbix-server:10051]: host [722372e65167] not found
```
Every time a container is created it gets a new id/hostname unless you set the `hostname: zabbix-agent` or add `ZBX_HOSTNAME=zabbix-agent` to the env variables. Then you can create an Zabbix host with `zabbix-agent` as item.