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Grafana Cloud
Monitor, analyze, and act faster with AI-powered observability.
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Key Capabilities
Observability Solutions
end-to-end integrations
Opinionated integrations that help you get there easier and faster
monitor infrastructure
Out-of-the-box KPIs, dashboards, and alerts for observability
visualize any data
Instantly connect all your data sources to Grafana
Grafana Cloud
Monitor, analyze, and act faster with AI-powered observability.
The actually useful free plan
10k series Prometheus metrics
50GB logs, 50GB traces, 50GB profiles
500VUh k6 testing
20+ Enterprise data source plugins
100+ pre-built solutions
3 active AI users
Opinionated integrations that help you get there easier and faster
Instantly connect all your data sources to Grafana
Getting started with managing your metrics, logs, and traces using Grafana
Learn how to unify, correlate, and visualize data with dashboards using Grafana.
Read the Ubuntu / Debian installation guide for more information. We also provide an APT package repository.
Read the Red Hat and Fedora installation guide for more information. We also provide a YUM package repository.
Read the OpenSUSE and SUSE installation guide for more information. We also provide a YUM / zypper package repository.
The Grafana backend has a number of configuration options defined in its config file (usually located at /etc/grafana/grafana.ini on linux systems).
In this config file you can change things like the default admin password, http port, grafana database (sqlite3, mysql, postgres), authentication options (google, github, ldap, auth proxy) along with many other options.
Start your grafana server. Login with your admin user (default admin/admin). Open side menu (click the Grafana icon in top menu) head to Data Sources and add your data source.
