Retrieve public details about a software package, including its description, latest version, license, repository links, homepage, and malicious status. Supported types: PyPI, npm, Maven, Golang, NuGet, Huggingface, RubyGems.
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"Information about Zabbix monitoring software" matching MCP tools:
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- Retrieve Zabbix High Availability cluster nodes and their status, address, last access time, and role to monitor HA cluster health.AGPL 3.0
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- Searches official documentation and web sources to provide detailed explanations of software topics. Synthesizes information from documentation to answer specific questions about libraries, frameworks, and tools.MIT
- Retrieve detailed information about a specific Anti-DDoS security event using its ticket ID. Designed for Security Monitoring subscribers to investigate DDoS incidents.MIT
- Retrieve structured system-level information from network devices via gNMI, including hostname, software version, memory, and more, for inventory, monitoring, and diagnostics.BSD 3-Clause
- Delete one or more Zabbix items by ID to remove them from monitoring and trigger cleanup of associated historical data as configured.MITDestructive
- Browse software products tracked for end-of-life information to discover available products and find software users inquire about. Returns product names, descriptions, and metadata.MIT
- Obtain detailed information about a security monitoring suppression rule by specifying its unique identifier. Use this to review rule settings and scope.MIT
- Retrieve detailed information about a specific security monitoring detection rule by providing its rule ID.MIT
- Retrieves detailed information about a Fediverse instance including software, version, description, registration policy, supported languages, user/post/domain counts, and contact account.MIT
- Create a Zabbix proxy to collect monitoring data from remote or firewall-separated networks and report it to the central server. Set active or passive mode and add an optional description.MIT
- Retrieve Zabbix templates to inspect reusable monitoring configurations, filter by name, host, group, or template ID, and page through results.MIT
- Create a Zabbix template to define reusable monitoring configurations (items, triggers, graphs) for standardized monitoring across hosts.MIT
- Retrieve Zabbix maintenance periods to inspect planned monitoring pauses, filter by hosts, groups, or IDs, and page through results or count matches.MIT
- Check end-of-life status and support information for software versions to determine security status and upgrade needs.MIT
- Retrieve detailed information about a specific UK flood monitoring station, including water levels, flow rates, and station metadata, to support flood risk assessment and environmental monitoring.MIT
- Retrieve Zabbix proxy records to inspect or manage data collection points, including paging, filtering, sorting, and optional count-only results.MIT