Grafana is an open-source analytics and monitoring platform that allows users to query, visualize, and alert on metrics from various data sources. It provides interactive dashboards for time-series data visualization and is widely used for infrastructure monitoring.
Why this server?
Provides compatibility with Grafana for monitoring the MCP server through Prometheus clients.
Why this server?
Generates monitoring setups with pre-configured Grafana dashboards and visualizations
Why this server?
Integrates with Grafana for visualization of metrics and monitoring data from the MCP server
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Provides tools for querying Grafana Loki logs using LogQL, accessing label values and metadata, and analyzing log data with support for different output formats and filtering options.
Why this server?
Provides access to Grafana dashboards, data sources, and ecosystem tools, enabling search and retrieval of dashboards, querying of data sources (Prometheus, Loki), incident management, alerting capabilities, and OnCall functionality.
Why this server?
Provides tools for accessing and analyzing Grafana monitoring data through natural language queries, supporting comprehensive dashboard analysis, visualization of metrics, and AI-powered interpretation of performance data across multiple data sources including Prometheus, MySQL and Elasticsearch.
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Used for visualizing monitoring data and creating dashboards for performance tracking.
Why this server?
Provides tools for executing PromQL and Loki queries, retrieving dashboard configurations, fetching panel data, accessing label values, retrieving dashboard variables, listing all dashboards, accessing datasource configurations, and fetching folder metadata from a Grafana instance.
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Allows storing and retrieving access information for Grafana dashboards within development environments
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Includes Grafana integration as part of the monitoring stack for visualizing metrics and performance data
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Integrated with Prometheus for visualization and monitoring of server metrics, providing dashboards for real-time performance analytics.
Why this server?
Provides visualization dashboards for monitoring server performance and usage metrics
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The project is derived from the MCP Server for Grafana, though it doesn't provide Grafana-specific functionality.
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Visualizes AI system metrics and performance data, providing dashboards for monitoring model behavior and operational health.
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Optional integration for visual monitoring through dashboards
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Visualizes UptimeRobot metrics and uptime data through customizable dashboards
Why this server?
Offers real-time monitoring through Grafana dashboards
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Offers visualization dashboards for monitoring the Sequential Questioning server's performance metrics
Why this server?
Provides monitoring dashboards for visualizing MCP server metrics and performance