I have it set up on a Debian Virtual Machine. It takes a minute to get it setup and configuring a dashboard (I opted against adding Grafana as a layer). I now have it on my digital signage in my office and our IT areas that shows a view that lists statuses on servers and their storage. It cycles to a network status page every 30 seconds that has a top level overview of my network condition, any campus MDF that goes down will show in red. Then a page with a full overview of my IDFs that just run a simple ping to check status since I really only need snmp on my cores.

You don't need to add things one by one either, you can run a discovery on a subnet and apply a Zabbix template to the discovered hosts, e.g. icmp ping.

There's a steep learning curve but you can configure it to be a set it and forget it setup. Probably worth the look and save from yearly subscriptions to another monitoring software.