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    Unified MCP server for observability and monitoring, providing tools to query metrics, logs, and traces through Prometheus, Grafana, Loki, and Jaeger.
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    Mozilla Public 2.0
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    Provides comprehensive monitoring and observability for MCP server ecosystems with real-time health checks, performance metrics, distributed tracing, anomaly detection, and automated performance reports using OpenTelemetry and Prometheus.
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    MIT
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    Enables agents to explore and operate Grafana by searching and reading dashboards and folders, querying datasources such as Prometheus, Loki and SQL, and inspecting alert rules and annotations. Its safe-by-default access modes gate dashboard and folder creation, editing and deletion behind escalating permission levels.
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    MIT
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    Governed Prometheus + Grafana operations — firing-alert and scrape-target RCA, alert noise/flapping analysis, silences, and dashboards, with unbypassable audit logging (MCP + CLI), budget/runaway guards, dry-run, and undo/rollback.
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    MIT
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    A toolkit of 256 MCP servers for SRE incident diagnosis with Claude. One agent per tech (Postgres, Kafka, Istio, Kubernetes, Prometheus, MongoDB, Redis, Cassandra, ...) with failure modes, key metrics, and runbooks baked in. Plus telemetry MCPs (PromQL/LogQL/Elasticsearch), SSH-via-bastion executor, and 33 discovery adapters across 9 clouds. Apache 2.0, runs locally. Reproducible 5/5 scenari
    Apache 2.0
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    Enables comprehensive management of Tailscale networks including device management, DNS configuration, file sharing via Taildrop, security monitoring, and network automation with built-in Grafana/Prometheus observability stack.
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    MIT