What command initiates the installation of the Zabbix frontend on Debian-based systems?

The installation of the Zabbix frontend on Debian-based systems is initiated with the command that corresponds to the package management system specific to those systems. The correct command, which is commonly used on Debian and its derivatives like Ubuntu, is apt-get install zabbix-web. This command tells the system's package manager to fetch and install the package named zabbix-web, which contains the frontend components necessary for the Zabbix application.

In Debian-based systems, the apt-get tool is the traditional command-line interface for handling packages, allowing users to easily install, upgrade, and manage software packages. While apt is a newer and more user-friendly command, apt-get is still widely accepted and functions properly for package installation.

The alternatives provided do not correspond correctly to the package management style used in Debian-based systems. For instance, the command leading with apt install zabbix-frontend does not reflect the actual naming convention for the frontend package; it mistakenly suggests a package name that does not align with the Zabbix installation requirements. Additionally, commands like dnf install zabbix-front pertain to Fedora and Red Hat-based distributions, which are not relevant when discussing Debian-based systems. The command simply