monzphere

Would you like to be able to tell your manager much faster how often some alert happens and how rapidly that particular alert usually gets resolved? How about how often the alert has happened during the past 30 days compared to previous 30 days? I have great news for you!

I might sound like a monZphere fanboy, but that's because I am a monZphere fanboy. Another super cool module of their is their freshly published Zabbix Problem Analysis module, which is open-source and freely available for us all on Github.

The module adds a new Details button after an each alert on Problems view, giving you an easy way to get insights about that particular alert.

As I will be a speaker at the Zabbix Summit 2025, I've been busy building stuff for it; also had a summer holiday in July. Sorry for the long silence! Anyway, let's move on to today's topic.

MonZphere is cooking something really cool. 

Would you like to get AI added to your Zabbix now? Like, RIGHT NOW? In few minutes with no account, no payment, no server, no scripting, no strings attached? 

One of the monZphere's modules that easily flies under the radar without nobody noticing would be their AIModuleMonzphere, freely available from GitHub. 

What makes it different? Most likely your AI additions call home to their mothership, or at the very least consult their local LLM server hosted somewhere in your network. 

Last year, I did blog about monZphere's custom Zabbix widgets a few times. For those who don't know, monZphere is a company specialized for building custom Zabbix modules and widgets. Some of the modules are free for all of us and can be found from monZphere's GitHub page, some do cost money, but oh boy how their modules do change Zabbix interface and the ways you can use it. 

Let's get back to monZphere for a moment. One of the custom Zabbix widgets they provide -- AI Insights -- is something completely different.

As part of my monZphere custom Zabbix modules blogging spree, here comes the next one. This is where things are getting more exciting. What if you could do your Zabbix tasks just by chatting with a friendly chatbot? What if I told you that you can actually do that today?

Here's yet another module by monZphere: Kanban view of your incidents. 

Standard Zabbix Problems view

Before going on to how it looks like, here's the standard Problems view in Zabbix, in case you would not have used Zabbix.

With Zabbix 7.0 improved widget framework, the game clearly is on and the custom modules are popping out.