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Zabbix uses memory-mapped files for IPC. If the Linux kernel setting vm.max_map_count is too low, the server cannot create enough communication channels. 4. Premature Termination (OOM Killer)

The "broken pipe" error usually occurs when the Zabbix agent tries to write data to the IPC socket, but the socket is not available or not properly configured. The following are common causes of this issue:

If a process takes too long to respond to an IPC request, the master process may drop the connection, causing a broken pipe for the worker.

If your Zabbix server is trying to poll too many items simultaneously, the poller processes may exhaust the available memory or connections, leading to crashes. 2. Database Latency zabbix cannot write to ipc socket broken pipe upd

Zabbix + UDP items = “cannot write to IPC socket: broken pipe” error. Check StartTrappers , Timeout , and UDP buffer sizes. Anyone fixed this for good? #Zabbix #Monitoring #BrokenPipe

crashes or is killed due to high load, any other process trying to send data to it will receive a "Broken pipe" error. zabbix_server.log

Zabbix utilizes a multi-process architecture. A master process forks into multiple specialized worker processes, such as: (ICMP, HTTP, Agent, IPMI) Trappers History Synchers Preprocessing Managers and Workers Zabbix uses memory-mapped files for IPC

Did you notice this error immediately after a or a surge in monitored items ?

Zabbix agent does send data to the script’s stdin by default. If your script expects input from stdin and waits, it will hang and eventually break the pipe.

( /etc/zabbix/zabbix_agentd.conf ):

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The Zabbix server and proxy can open a large number of connections, especially in environments with many monitored hosts, active proxies, or a high rate of discovery rules. Each new connection consumes a file descriptor. When the limit for the zabbix user or the system limit is reached, new connections cannot be established. In the IPC context, the server may also fail to accept incoming IPC connections because it has .

Look for lines indicating zabbix_server was terminated by the OOM-killer. Step 2: Analyze Zabbix Log Timestamps Premature Termination (OOM Killer) The "broken pipe" error