Building k6 browser performance tests
The k6 JavaScript API documentation provides methods for browser interactions and collecting Core Web Vitals to build comprehensive performance tests.
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Grafana & k6 Documentation for AI Agents & MCP
Access comprehensive documentation for Grafana and k6 via AI Search and MCP. This source covers configuring Grafana Docker images, managing data sources, automating with Git Sync, and Grafana Alerting. It also details k6 JavaScript APIs for browser and HTTP interactions, Core Web Vitals, and AWS service integration, enabling AI agents to build, operate, integrate, and monitor observability workflows.
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Configuring Grafana data source permissions
Documentation outlines how to assign query, edit, or admin permissions to users, service accounts, or teams on data sources within Grafana Enterprise and Grafana Cloud.
Automating Grafana configuration with Git Sync
The documentation provides instructions for setting up Git Sync as code using the Grafana CLI and YAML files to provision resources from Git repositories.
Migrating data source-managed alert rules to Grafana
The source explains methods for importing alert rules from Prometheus, Mimir, and Loki into Grafana-managed alert rules, enabling centralized operation and management.
Interacting with the Grafana Admin HTTP API
The Admin HTTP API reference details endpoints like GET /api/admin/settings and PUT /api/admin/settings for programmatically managing Grafana server configurations.
Monitoring web application Core Web Vitals with k6
The k6 browser module documentation explains Google's Core Web Vitals, how they are collected, and how to interpret the aggregated browser metrics output for performance analysis.
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Javascript API
/docs/sources/k6/next/javascript-api
742 pages
This section details the k6 JavaScript API, providing documentation for modules such as k6/browser, k6/http, k6/crypto, and k6/websockets to facilitate scripting.
K6 Browser
/docs/sources/k6/next/javascript-api/k6-browser
322 pages
This module provides the k6/browser API for simulating real user interactions, including page navigation, element manipulation, and handling browser events.
Datasources
/docs/sources/datasources
134 pages
Discover how to connect Grafana to various data sources, such as Alertmanager, CloudWatch, Azure Monitor, Elasticsearch, and Jaeger, for monitoring.
Jslib
/docs/sources/k6/next/javascript-api/jslib
134 pages
The jslib folder offers a collection of JavaScript utilities and modules, including integrations for AWS services and extended HTTP functionalities.
Alerting
/docs/sources/alerting
95 pages
This section details Grafana Alerting, covering how to set up, configure, and manage alert rules, notifications, and inhibition rules for system event management.
Shared
/docs/sources/shared
93 pages
This folder contains shared content and common resources, including information on communication, user list management, Alertmanager data source configuration, and authentication details.
Visualizations
/docs/sources/visualizations
87 pages
Learn to visualize data in Grafana using dashboards, panels, and the Explore feature, which includes tools for correlations, logs, and query editing.
Page
/docs/sources/k6/next/javascript-api/k6-browser/page
81 pages
This folder documents the `Page` object within the k6 browser module, providing methods for interacting with web page elements, managing content, and simulating user actions.
Administration
/docs/sources/administration
73 pages
This section covers administering Grafana, including managing teams, backing up instances, configuring announcement banners, customizing plugins, and overseeing data source management.
Setup Grafana
/docs/sources/setup-grafana
73 pages
This folder guides users through setting up Grafana, covering Docker image configuration, high availability, HTTPS, Grafana Live, monitoring, and initial server startup procedures.
As Code
/docs/sources/as-code
60 pages
This section focuses on Grafana's "as-code" workflows, detailing deployment, configuration, and provisioning using Infrastructure as Code, Observability as Code, Terraform, and Git Sync.
Shared
/docs/sources/k6/next/shared
60 pages
This folder contains shared documentation components, including admonitions and notes about experimental features, various k6 modules, and official extensions.
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