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Open source
Enterprise
Infinity data source plugin for Grafana
The Infinity data source plugin allows you to query and visualize data from JSON / CSV / GraphQL / XML / HTML endpoints.
🎯 Key Features
- Get data from multiple sources into grafana
- Flexible data manipulation with UQL, JSONata, GROQ
- Supports various data formats
- JSON
- CSV / TSV / any delimited format
- XML
- GraphQL
- HTML
- RSS/ATOM
- Support various authentication
- Basic authentication
- Bearer token authentication
- API Key authentication
- OAuth passthrough
- OAuth2 client credentials
- OAuth2 JWT authentication
- AWS/Azure/GCP authentication
- Digest authentication
- Supports alerting, recorded queries, public dashboards, query caching
- Utility variable functions
- Supports for Grafana node graph panel, annotations etc
⚠️ Known Limitations
Infinity plugin have the following known limitations
- Backend features such as alerting, public dashboards, recorded queries, enterprise query caching only available in backend parsing mode
- For list of all known bugs, check here
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