Grafana
by Grafana Labs
Connect agents to Grafana to query dashboards, manage alerts, and interact with data sources.
How agents use Grafana
- ✓Annotate dashboards with deployment events for metric correlation
- ✓Query firing alert rules to assess system health and route incidents
- ✓Pull dashboard panels to include in automated status reports
- ✓Mark maintenance windows with range annotations
- ✓Query Prometheus or Loki data sources for specific metric values
Agent actions
Inputs: query, tag, type, limit
Returns: dashboards, count
Inputs: uid
Returns: dashboard, title, url, panels
Inputs: datasourceUid, folderUid
Returns: rules, count
Inputs: state
Returns: alerts, firingCount
Inputs: text, tags, time, timeEnd, dashboardUid
Returns: annotationId, success
Inputs: datasourceUid, queries, from, to
Returns: results, frames
Example workflows
Deployment annotation
Agent annotates Grafana dashboards when deployments occur for correlation with metrics
Alert triage
Agent detects firing Grafana alerts and routes them to the appropriate on-call team
About Grafana
- Vendor
- Grafana Labs
- Pricing Always review details with the vendor
- Free / Paid — Grafana OSS is free. Grafana Cloud free tier: 10k metrics, 50GB logs. Pro from $0 usage-based.
- Authentication
- Bearer token
- Rate limit Always review details with the vendor
- 600 requests / minute
- Compatible nodes
- AgentResourceInputOutput
- Website
- https://grafana.com
Put Grafana behind your AI agent
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