"InfluxDB" matching MCP servers:

A Model Context Protocol server that provides Claude with access to InfluxDB time-series database instances, enabling data writing, querying, and management of organizations and buckets through natural language.

Enables interaction with InfluxDB 3 (Core/Enterprise/Cloud Dedicated/Clustered/Cloud Serverless) through MCP clients, providing tools for querying, writing, managing databases, tokens, and more.

Enables interaction with InfluxDB v3 (Core/Enterprise/Cloud Dedicated) through MCP clients. Supports database management, data querying and writing, schema inspection, and token administration operations.

InfluxDB-v1-MCP is a powerful Model Context Protocol (MCP) interface specifically designed for InfluxDB v1.x, enabling AI assistants to intelligently manage and query time-series databases.

A Model Context Protocol server that provides secure, read-only access to time-series data stored in InfluxDB 1.8 via JWT authentication.

An MCP server that enables interactions with InfluxDB's open-source time-series database API, allowing data querying, management, and operations through natural language.

Enables users to generate and execute InfluxDB queries using natural language commands in Korean. Supports querying metrics like CPU usage, memory status, and system monitoring data through conversational interface.

Read-only MCP server for InfluxDB v1 that lets Claude query and explore time-series data using InfluxQL.

Analyzes Solana blockchain metrics from InfluxDB and generates categorized Grafana dashboards for monitoring consensus, network, banking, accounts, RPC, performance, and MEV metrics.

Enables AI assistants to interact with QuestDB time-series databases through tools for querying data, inserting records using InfluxDB Line Protocol, and managing table schemas with automatic creation.

A selective, aggregation-first MCP server for InfluxDB v2 that bounds output and pushes reduction to the database, avoiding context flooding from raw time-series data.

Federated MCP server that joins relational metadata (MySQL) with timeseries values (InfluxDB) behind a single, LLM-friendly entity layer.

An MCP server that enables querying logs and metrics from Graylog, Prometheus, and InfluxDB 2.x. It provides tools for executing Lucene log searches, PromQL queries, and Flux queries directly within MCP-compatible clients.

MCP server for InfluxDB 2.x, tuned for Home Assistant long-term storage, enabling reading sensor history, finding anomalies, and running Flux queries.

Enables querying historical Home Assistant data from InfluxDB, including energy consumption, entity history, device uptime, and custom InfluxQL queries.