DevOpsArk + Grafana
Keep your dashboards, add correlation
Vendor: Grafana Labs
What does the DevOpsArk Grafana integration do?
The DevOpsArk Grafana integration lets DevOpsArk act as a data source for existing Grafana dashboards and imports dashboard definitions so teams keep the visualisations they know.
What the Grafana integration provides
- Expose DevOpsArk metrics to Grafana as a data source.
- Import existing dashboard definitions so panels are not rebuilt by hand.
- Link from a Grafana panel into the correlated DevOpsArk view for the same window.
- Report which dashboards are actually used, so the abandoned ones can be retired.
Exactly what is read, and what can be written
Read and write are separate grants. Nothing in the write column happens unless you explicitly allow it.
- Dashboard definitions and folder structure
- Data source configuration
- Dashboard usage where Grafana reports it
- Dashboards provisioned into Grafana where you enable it
Connecting Grafana
- 1Add the data source
Register DevOpsArk as a data source in Grafana with a scoped API token.
- 2Import dashboards
Bring existing dashboard definitions into the DevOpsArk inventory.
- 3Link the views
Enable deep links from Grafana panels into the correlated DevOpsArk view.
Grafana integration: frequently asked questions
No. DevOpsArk can act as a Grafana data source, so existing dashboards keep working while you gain cross-signal correlation and analysis in the DevOpsArk console.
Because the DevOpsArk views are assembled from the service model automatically and link across metrics, logs, traces, deployments and findings. Grafana remains better for bespoke visualisation; the two serve different jobs.
Where Grafana exposes usage data, yes. Most estates carry a large number of dashboards that have not been opened in a year.
Connect Grafana and see your own data
Read-only connection takes minutes. Most demos start with the customer estate rather than a sample one.