List all databases in an InfluxDB instance, returning names, count, and status. Get a complete overview of available databases to manage your InfluxDB environment efficiently.
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"InfluxDB" matching MCP tools:
- List all database tokens for an InfluxDB Cloud Dedicated or Clustered cluster, returning permissions and creation dates to manage access effectively.-
- Checks current connection status to an InfluxDB instance, returning configuration and endpoint results. Determines health via client initialization, /health, or /ping checks.-
- Get troubleshooting guidance for InfluxDB operations. Search by category or keyword to resolve issues and find step-by-step help.-
- Delete an InfluxDB database by providing its exact name from the database list. Use this to remove unwanted or obsolete databases.-
- Create an InfluxDB resource token with targeted database permissions, specifying read/write actions for exact database names and optional expiration time.-
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- AlicenseAqualityDmaintenanceA 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.41,63244MIT
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FlicenseAqualityBmaintenanceEnables interaction with InfluxDB 3 (Core/Enterprise/Cloud Dedicated/Clustered/Cloud Serverless) through MCP clients, providing tools for querying, writing, managing databases, tokens, and more.2716736-
- Create a new InfluxDB database with a valid name. Configure retention period, max tables, and columns per table for cloud deployments.-
- Retrieve all measurements (tables) from a specified InfluxDB database or bucket to quickly discover its schema and available data structures.-
- Retrieve a database token's details by ID to inspect its permissions and metadata in InfluxDB Cloud Dedicated or Clustered.-
- List all tables, also called measurements, in a specified InfluxDB database by providing its name.-
- Delete an InfluxDB token by its name to revoke access and enhance security. Supports Core and Enterprise editions only.-
- Retrieve all InfluxDB databases from a Grafana InfluxDB datasource. Specify the datasource ID to list available databases.-
- Manage Home Assistant add-ons: install, start, stop, restart, update, configure settings, and proxy app APIs.MITDestructive
- Write collected telemetry points to a domestic TSDB (TDengine or IoTDB) with connection parameters. Non-numeric values are skipped, returning counts of written and skipped points.MIT
- Create an InfluxDB telemetry scaffold with measurement and field maps, query/write adapter notes, and token-safety warnings.MIT
- Push collected telemetry points to a domestic time-series database (TDengine or IoTDB), skipping non-numeric values.MIT
- Run bounded, read-only InfluxQL queries against InfluxDB 3 databases, blocking destructive statements like SELECT INTO. Retrieve time-series data with configurable output format and row limits.-
- Regenerate the InfluxDB operator token (Core/Enterprise) to replace the current one. This action invalidates the existing token permanently, so obtain explicit user confirmation before proceeding.-
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- Discover field keys and their data types in an InfluxDB database. Optionally filter by measurement to focus on specific series, enabling schema exploration for time-series data.MIT
- Execute read-only InfluxQL queries on InfluxDB databases to explore time-series data. Supports SELECT and SHOW statements, with write operations blocked.MIT