VictoriaMetrics MCP server

This is a helper program made by VictoriaMetrics itself. It connects your AI assistant to your VictoriaMetrics monitoring setup, so you can ask questions about your data in plain words. It is handy if you work with dashboards, alerts, or server metrics and want quick answers without clicking around.

What this MCP server does

You ask your AI something about your monitoring data, like which servers are using the most memory. The AI sends that request to this helper program. The helper talks to your VictoriaMetrics instance using its normal web addresses. VictoriaMetrics sends back the numbers or lists, and the AI turns them into a clear answer in your chat. It can also search the VictoriaMetrics documentation for you, even without internet access.

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What you can do with it

• Ask questions about your metrics and see the numbers
• List your metrics, labels, and label values
• Test and check your alerting and recording rules
• Look at your VictoriaMetrics instance settings
• Explore how many unique series and labels you have
• Explain or clean up a query you paste in
• Search the built-in VictoriaMetrics documentation

Try asking your AI

• “Which servers had the highest CPU usage in the last hour?”
• “Show me all the metrics that start with node_”
• “Test this alert rule and tell me if it would fire”
• “Explain what this PromQL query is doing”

What it gives back to you

You get answers in your chat, usually as short summaries, lists, or tables of numbers. If your AI app supports it, it can also draw simple graphs of your data. For rule tests, it tells you whether the rule would trigger and why. For documentation searches, it gives you the relevant explanation in plain words.

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Who it's for

Engineers, SREs, and anyone who watches servers and wants to ask questions about monitoring data in plain language.