# 🧭 Zabbix Stack: Minimal, Clear, Personal

A compact and self-contained Zabbix setup using Docker Compose.  
Built with care and shared with love.

## 📦 Stack Components

- **PostgreSQL Server**: Stores the monitoring data
- **Zabbix SNMP Trap Receiver**: Listens on UDP/162 and uses custom MIBs
- **Zabbix Server (7.4.0)**: SNMP traps enabled, PostgreSQL backend
- **Zabbix Web Interface (7.4.0)**: Accessible via port `8080`

## 🛠 Usage

1. Copy the example environment:
    ```bash
    cp .env.example .env
    ```

2. Start the stack:
    ```bash
    make up
    ```

3. Interact with services:
    ```bash
    make logs          # View logs (web & server)
    make status        # Show running containers
    make restart-web   # Restart the web interface
    ```

4. Tear down:
    ```bash
    make down
    ```

## 🌐 Network

Custom IP configuration via bridge subnet:
- `postgresql-server`: 172.16.16.249  
- `zabbix-snmp`: 172.16.16.250  
- `zabbix-server-740`: 172.16.16.251  
- `zabbix-web-740`: 172.16.16.252

Subnet: `172.16.16.248/29`, Gateway: `.254`

## 📝 Environment

Configure the `.env` file to set database credentials and timezone.  
An example file is provided in `.env.example`.

## 🔒 Local Directories

- Persistent data stored in `/volumes` (excluded via `.gitignore)
- `.env` is also excluded to protect sensitive data

## ❤️ Licensing

This stack is shared openly under the MIT License.  
Use it freely, adapt it for your needs — but keep the spirit of respect and care.  
Created by **Igor V. & Celestia B.**, for anyone who loves clean infrastructure and gentle orchestration.

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Feel free to personalize and remix — just remember, this isn’t just YAML.  
It’s a quiet dialogue between a system and the one who built it.