Grafana Pages
Ask for the page you want.
Grafana Assistant writes it as a real web app on your live Grafana data, builds it, checks it with screenshots, and gives your team a link.
Live in Grafana Cloud
How a page gets built
Build a live mission control for our dev Kubernetes clusters: every cluster’s health, pods and restarts at a glance.
One prompt in Grafana Assistant. What came back:
- Assistant wrote a React and TypeScript page in a sandbox. Every change was type-checked and built.
- It reported its own limits, like health thresholds it chose instead of SLOs.
- The page runs live queries: 18 clusters, refreshing every 30 seconds.
- Publishing stays your call. Assistant can’t publish a page for you.
A real build, recorded on Grafana Labs’ development environment.
See what people are building.
Early examples from inside Grafana show how far a Page can go. Each one runs on live data from our public playground, so you can open it, change the time range, and click around.
Run your operations
Pages can replace the tab-hopping that comes with triage, audits, and capacity reviews. Each one gathers the data, ranks what matters, and lets you act on it.
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Triage
Pick the most urgent service and investigate.
Check the health of services across the Astronomy Shop and Bank production namespaces. Triage surfaces SLO burn, error and latency regressions, and firing alerts. Pick the most urgent service and open an investigation from the same view.
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Service health
Who is burning their error budget?
See which services are burning or have spent their SLO error budget. Select a service to drill into its traffic, error rate, p95 latency, and firing alerts over the time range you choose.
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Rightsizing
Overprovisioned or starved? Patch it.
Compare Kubernetes CPU and memory requests against actual usage. Find workloads that are overprovisioned or starved, see the monthly cost of fixing them, and build a patch bundle of recommended request changes.
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Alert Noise Audit
Flapping, always firing, or night pager.
Find which alert rules produce the noisiest firing episodes. Classify them as flapping, always firing, broken, or night pager. Review fixes such as pending periods or keep-firing-for settings before you apply them.
Explore your data
A Page can turn a data source into something you want to look at and click through, not only read.
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Observatory
The Astronomy Shop as a star map.
Request rates, error ratios, latency, service call paths, and recent orders for the Astronomy Shop appear as an interactive star map. The busiest services glow brightest, failing calls stand out, and you can follow a single order across the sky.
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The Restless Planet
Earthquakes as a scrolling story.
Recent USGS earthquake activity becomes a scrolling story for any time window you choose. It shows how often quakes occurred, where they clustered, and how their energy was distributed. Change the window and every sentence recalculates.
Tell the story
Pages aren’t limited to dashboards. Use them to present results, because the numbers stay live while the format changes.
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Week in Review
A Monday meeting deck on live data.
A weekly review of Astronomy Shop and Bank service health, SLOs, alerts, latency, cost, and customers. It’s a navigable slide deck with presenter notes, ready for a Monday meeting.
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Stack Wrapped
Your stack’s week, tap through.
A story-style recap of your stack’s week, covering requests, latency, alerts, SLO performance, regional revenue, and cluster cost. It’s built to be shared, with tap-through cards.
Just for fun
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Tail Run
Fly through a service’s latency.
Fly a game-style run through one minute-by-minute stretch of a production service’s latency and error data. p99 latency sets the ceiling, and error rate and median latency set the floor. You can see how the service behaved while you play.
Don’t have a question yet? Turn your most viewed dashboard into a Page and see what it looks like with filters and drilldowns added.
Beautiful data, however you like
Make it an with a , in style. Motion: .
Click any orange word. Each one is a real option in the Pages direction picker, alongside sliders for colour, density, tone and boldness.
Safe to share
Every page runs in a sandboxed frame with no credentials, and loads live data with the permissions of whoever opens it, never the author’s.
Admins choose which outside sites pages can reach. Every query carries a title that says what it answers, listed under Sources with Open in Explore. Your edits stay private until you publish an update.
Pages is live in Grafana Cloud.
Open Pages in your stack and ask Grafana Assistant for the page you want. New to Grafana Cloud? Getting started takes a few minutes.
Grafana Pages started as a Grafana Labs Hackathon 2026 project. Every page shown here was built with Grafana Assistant.