The project "mcp-grafana" is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed to provide comprehensive access to various features of Grafana through MCP clients. It acts as an interface to interact with Grafana's dashboards, datasources, alerts, incidents, and on-call management functionalities. The server supports a wide range of operations including searching for dashboards by title or metadata, retrieving detailed dashboard information by unique identifiers, and updating or creating dashboards. It also allows fetching panel queries and datasource details from dashboards. For datasources, the server supports listing and fetching detailed information about configured datasources, specifically supporting Prometheus and Loki types. It enables querying Prometheus datasources using PromQL for both instant and range metric queries, as well as retrieving Prometheus metric metadata, names, and labels. Similarly, it supports querying Loki logs and metrics using LogQL and retrieving Loki metadata such as label names, values, and stream statistics. The server facilitates incident management within Grafana Incident, allowing users to search, create, update, and close incidents. It integrates with Sift for investigations, enabling creation, listing, and retrieval of investigations and analyses, along with detecting error patterns in logs and slow requests. Alerting features include listing alert rules and their statuses, and viewing notification contact points. The Grafana OnCall integration provides capabilities to list and manage on-call schedules, shifts, current on-call users, teams, and users. Administratively, the server can list all configured teams in Grafana. The toolset is configurable, allowing users to enable or disable specific categories of tools based on their needs. This flexibility helps optimize the context window usage and tailor the server's functionality to specific use cases. Overall, mcp-grafana serves as a powerful MCP server that bridges Grafana's rich ecosystem with MCP clients, enabling extensive programmatic access and management of Grafana resources and operations.
https://github.com/grafana/mcp-grafana
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