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mcp-nagios-crunchtools

Secure MCP server for Nagios Core monitoring. Query host and service status, acknowledge problems, add comments, schedule forced checks, and read notification history.

Installation

uvx mcp-nagios-crunchtools

Configuration

Variable Required Description
NAGIOS_URL Yes Base URL (e.g., https://nagios.example.com)
NAGIOS_USER Yes HTTP Basic Auth username
NAGIOS_PASS Yes HTTP Basic Auth password
NAGIOS_COMMENT_AUTHOR No Author recorded on acknowledgements and comments. Defaults to NAGIOS_USER. Not a tool parameter.
TZ Effectively yes The container's local timezone. Must match the Nagios server's own timezone.

Why TZ matters

schedule_check submits a start_time to cmd.cgi, which parses it as naive wall-clock time in the Nagios server's local timezone — there is no offset field to send. The value is therefore built with time.localtime(), so this container must run in the same timezone as the Nagios server.

When it does not, forced checks are silently scheduled into the future by the offset between the two — four hours against an EDT server — and "check now" appears to do nothing at all. No error is raised. This was a real defect, fixed in 0.1.2 by switching from gmtime() to localtime(); the timezone assumption it introduced is why TZ belongs in this table rather than being left implicit.

Tools

Tool Description
nagios_host_status Query a single host's status
nagios_service_status Query a single service's status
nagios_current_problems All hosts/services not in OK state, with duration, attempt, acknowledgement and plugin output
nagios_program_status Health check on the monitoring path itself (wedged daemon, disabled notifications, stale status) -- not the same as no current problems
nagios_acknowledge Acknowledge a host or service problem
nagios_add_comment Add a comment to a host or service
nagios_schedule_check Force an immediate re-check
nagios_notification_history Recent notifications
nagios_alert_history State changes rolled up per host/service, including warnings and problems that recovered by themselves

License

AGPL-3.0-or-later

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