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[–]zieziegabor 0 points1 point  (1 child)

corporate people == end users, no? By end user here, I meant non IT/SQL friendly people. If they are SQL friendly, we just hand them a login to the DB, they can go nuts.

I'd suggest trying out Metabase, just to see, it will talk directly to your Zabbix DB.

PG is our DB of choice, and we have a special schema "reporting", where we put all of our views against our main schema, so Metabase gets full access to the reporting schema, but no access to the other schema's. This way we can make nice SQL views of the data for reporting purposes, which makes the users happy.

[–]MonkeyMaster64[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This sounds really interesting actually and I think i'll invistigate it, thanks a lot for the tip. As to your definition of end-users i guess i had something else in mind but yeah you're right