Zabbix MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol server that gives an AI client access to the complete Zabbix monitoring API while keeping the tool surface small. Instead of wrapping each of the 100 or more API methods as its own tool, it offers three: zabbix_api executes any Zabbix API method with arbitrary parameters, zabbix_api_docs returns documentation for a given method, and zabbix_api_list enumerates the available API objects and their methods, optionally filtered to one object. The stated benefits of this design are minimal context usage in the language model and automatic support for API methods added in future Zabbix releases. It is compatible with Zabbix 6.0, 6.4, 7.0 and newer. The server is built on FastMCP and the official python-zabbix-utils library and runs under Python 3.10 or later. It can be installed through uvx straight from the repository, run locally with uv, or started from the bundled Docker image and docker compose file. Configuration is entirely through environment variables: ZABBIX_URL plus either an API token or a username and password. Several controls limit what the model can do. READ_ONLY restricts calls to get, version, check and export operations; ZABBIX_API_WHITELIST and ZABBIX_API_BLACKLIST take comma-separated regular expressions that allow or block method names, with the blacklist evaluated first; VERIFY_SSL, a request timeout and a version-check bypass are also configurable. Transport can be stdio or streamable HTTP with configurable host, port and stateless mode. The README documents Claude Code and Claude Desktop configuration, usage examples for host and problem queries and host creation, and troubleshooting for connection, permission and blocked-method errors. Released under GPLv3.
https://github.com/mpeirone/zabbix-mcp-server
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