Retrieve essential panel information from a Grafana dashboard without full query definitions, preventing MCP size limit errors on large dashboards.
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"Analysis of Grafana Dashboards" matching MCP tools:
- Perform parallel root cause analysis by checking Grafana alerts, Prometheus endpoints, and Kafka brokers to identify system issues.MIT
- Generate a complete observability deployment bundle from an OpenSIPS scenario, including a Prometheus scrape configuration, Grafana dashboards, and a docker-compose stack, with auto-injected Prometheus module for immediate monitoring.Apache 2.0
- Generate Grafana dashboards for OpenSIPS monitoring by specifying a scenario and configuration parameters. The tool produces dashboard JSONs tailored to the loaded module set, enabling targeted observability.Apache 2.0
- List all dashboards within a specified Grafana folder using its UID. Supports pagination and field selection to return a filtered JSON list.MIT
- Retrieve complete Grafana dashboard details including all panels using the dashboard's unique UID. Find the UID first with the list dashboards tool.MIT
Matching MCP Servers
- AlicenseAqualityCmaintenanceEnables AI assistants to query Grafana datasources (Prometheus/Loki metrics and SQL databases like ClickHouse/Postgres/MySQL) and search or inspect dashboards through natural language, using read-only access to Grafana's API.6MIT
- FlicenseAqualityBmaintenanceRead-only MCP server that exposes Grafana dashboards, datasources, and metric/log queries as tools, for use by skills in the TICKETS workspace.6-
Matching MCP Connectors
- mcp-grafanaOAuth
An MCP server giving access to Grafana dashboards, data and more.
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- Generate Grafana provisioning YAMLs for Prometheus datasource and dashboard auto-loading. Drop into /etc/grafana/provisioning/ to auto-register datasource and load dashboards from a specified path on startup.Apache 2.0
- Start a Prometheus metrics exporter to expose /metrics endpoint for Grafana dashboards, tracking device reachability, command execution counts, and compliance scores.MIT
- Create a Grafana annotation (event marker) to mark significant events on dashboards, with optional tags and dry-run preview.MIT
- Retrieve a full Grafana dashboard definition with all panels and settings. For large dashboards, use the panel-specific workflow to avoid response limits.MIT
- Search for Grafana dashboards by name or tag, with optional filters for pagination and field selection.MIT
- Check the health of a Grafana datasource by its ID to detect connectivity and configuration issues, enabling prompt resolution.MIT
- List Grafana dashboards with optional search to filter by title, returning UID, title, folder, and tags for dashboard inspection.MIT
- Parse any OpenSIPS configuration text to automatically generate Grafana dashboards. Detects loaded modules and produces one dashboard JSON per panel category, simplifying monitoring setup.Apache 2.0
- Retrieve Grafana dashboards by title query, optionally filtered by target, to find monitoring views.MIT
- Search Grafana dashboards using a query string to find relevant monitoring dashboards with details like title, UID, folder, tags, and URL.MIT
- Lists all folders in a Grafana instance, returning their properties as JSON.MIT
- List Grafana folders to view dashboard groupings. Optionally specify a target to select a Grafana instance from configuration.MIT
- Create direct links to Grafana dashboards, panels, and Explore queries with custom time ranges and parameters for easy sharing and access.MIT
- Search Grafana dashboards accessible to your configured service account to retrieve metrics and visualize data relevant to your GitLab projects and Jira issues.MIT
- Retrieve all dashboards from Grafana with key details including title, UID, folder, and tags to manage and analyze monitoring setups.MIT