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mcp-grafana

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mcp-grafana

In-cluster MCP server for read-only Grafana, Prometheus, Alertmanager, and Loki diagnostics.

Tools

  • get_grafana_health() - Grafana health/status.

  • list_datasources() - compact datasource inventory.

  • query_prometheus() - instant PromQL through Grafana's Prometheus datasource proxy.

  • query_prometheus_range() - range PromQL through Grafana's Prometheus datasource proxy.

  • list_prometheus_alerts() - Prometheus alert state from the datasource proxy.

  • list_alertmanager_alerts() - Alertmanager alerts from the datasource proxy.

  • query_loki() - Loki range query through the Grafana datasource proxy.

query_prometheus, list_prometheus_alerts, and list_alertmanager_alerts default to the prometheus and alertmanager datasource UIDs provisioned by kube-prometheus-stack. query_loki defaults to the loki UID pinned in romaine-life/osms.

Related MCP server: poly-observability-mcp

Auth

Inbound transport is gated by kube-rbac-proxy using Kubernetes TokenReview/SubjectAccessReview, matching the other romaine.life MCP servers.

Outbound calls to Grafana use the calling session pod's auth.romaine.life service-principal JWT, forwarded by the pod's mcp-auth-proxy sidecar in the X-Auth-Romaine-Token header. Grafana validates that JWT via its [auth.jwt] configuration, so this server does not mint or store a separate Grafana service account token.

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