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AWS CloudWatch Metrics
Works in Claude, ChatGPT and any MCP client

AI to analyze AWS CloudWatch Metrics data with Claude and ChatGPT

Connect Claude, ChatGPT, or any MCP client to your AWS CloudWatch Metrics data and ask questions in natural language about your infrastructure performance and application health. Business teams can query operational KPIs, investigate latency spikes, or compare resource utilization across periods without writing SQL or navigating complex monitoring consoles. Simply chat with your AI assistant to uncover insights about EC2 performance, database load, or API traffic patterns.

Kondado replicates AWS CloudWatch Metrics data and exposes it via an MCP server, enabling direct analysis through Claude, ChatGPT, and other compatible clients. The platform provides 2 distinct pipelines covering incremental metric collection and moving window analytics, making time-series operational data accessible through conversational AI. The same replicated data also powers ready dashboards in Power BI and Looker Studio for visual monitoring.

Operations managers use this to spot performance bottlenecks before they impact customers, while finance teams analyze resource consumption patterns to optimize cloud spending. E-commerce managers track application availability during high-traffic events, and engineering leads validate infrastructure scaling decisions by asking about CPU trends, memory utilization, or request volume comparisons directly in chat.

The pipelines below deliver comprehensive AWS monitoring data structured for AI analysis. Query the Métricas (Incremental) pipeline to examine metrics collected incrementally from your last execution, ideal for tracking daily API request volumes, EC2 CPU utilization trends, or Lambda invocation counts as they accumulate. The Métricas (Janela Móvel) pipeline provides configurable moving time-window analytics, enabling you to ask about rolling average response times, compare error rates across specific business hours versus peak periods, or analyze database connection patterns over sliding intervals. Cross-analyzing both pipelines allows you to correlate recent incremental spikes with historical moving averages, identifying whether current latency represents a true anomaly or expected seasonal variation for your infrastructure. With automated updates on a configurable schedule, your AI assistant always references current operational data when answering questions about application health and resource performance.

How to connect AWS CloudWatch Metrics to Claude, ChatGPT and other AI clients

MCP is an open standard. Add the Kondado server to the connections of Claude (Web or Desktop), ChatGPT, or any other MCP client you use, and authorize via OAuth at app.kondado.com.br. Setup through the UI, no code.

Kondado MCP server: https://mcp.kondado.io/mcp
AI vocabulary

AWS CloudWatch Metrics tables and metrics available via Kondado

Each item below is something Claude, ChatGPT or another MCP client already knows how to query — no schema setup, no manual mapping.

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Tables
Ad-hoc questions
Métricas (Incremental)
Metrics collected incrementally from the last execution
Métricas (Janela Móvel)
Metrics with a configurable moving time window

How to connect and use AI with your data

In 3 steps: connect on Kondado, pick dashboard or chat, analyze.

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Connect AWS CloudWatch Metrics at app.kondado.com.br

Log into Kondado at app.kondado.com.br, add AWS CloudWatch Metrics as a data source, and select a Via Kondado destination. Your operational data lands ready for immediate AI access and for powering the dashboard templates.

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Add Kondado MCP server in Claude or ChatGPT

Open the connection settings in Claude Web or Desktop, or in ChatGPT, and add the Kondado MCP server. Authorize once via OAuth at app.kondado.com.br to enable natural language querying of your metrics.

3
Ask about metrics or open ready dashboards

Start chatting with Claude or ChatGPT using natural language to investigate AWS CloudWatch Metrics data. For recurring visual monitoring, open the ready Power BI or Looker Studio dashboard templates using the same replicated data.

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Frequently asked questions about AI

How ready dashboards and chat via Claude / ChatGPT work together with your data via Kondado.

What kind of infrastructure questions can I ask Claude or ChatGPT about my AWS CloudWatch Metrics data?
You can ask about EC2 instance performance trends, RDS database latency patterns, application load balancer request volumes, or Lambda function error rates. The AI analyzes your replicated time-series data to answer specific questions like peak CPU utilization periods or comparative resource usage across different AWS services.
How do I configure Claude or ChatGPT to access my AWS CloudWatch Metrics data through Kondado?
In Claude Web or Desktop, or directly in the ChatGPT interface, navigate to the connection settings and add the Kondado MCP server. You will authorize access once via OAuth at app.kondado.com.br, granting the AI read-only access to your replicated metrics without any command line setup.
Can the AI execute actions on my AWS infrastructure or modify CloudWatch alarms?
No, the AI provides read-only analytical chat. It can analyze your historical and current metrics data to answer questions about trends and performance, but it cannot start instances, modify thresholds, or trigger any actions within your AWS environment.
How frequently does the AWS CloudWatch Metrics data update in the AI chat?
Data replicates on a configurable schedule you set in Kondado, ensuring your AI assistant references fresh metrics when answering questions. You can adjust the frequency based on your monitoring needs, from frequent updates for critical systems to periodic refreshes for standard reporting.
What dashboard templates are available for visualizing AWS CloudWatch Metrics besides the AI chat?
Kondado offers ready report templates in Power BI and Looker Studio that use the same replicated AWS CloudWatch Metrics data. These provide visual monitoring capabilities for recurring operational reviews, while the AI chat handles ad-hoc investigative questions.
What is the difference between asking the AI about my metrics and opening a ready dashboard?
The AI chat in Claude or ChatGPT allows flexible, ad-hoc questioning about specific operational scenarios using natural language, such as investigating sudden latency spikes. Ready dashboards in Power BI or Looker Studio provide structured visual monitoring for recurring KPI tracking and standardized operational reports.
Do other MCP clients besides Claude and ChatGPT work with Kondado?
Yes, while Claude and ChatGPT are the primary supported interfaces, any MCP-compatible client can connect to Kondado's server. This includes other AI assistants and tools that implement the open Model Context Protocol standard.
Which specific AWS services can I analyze through the AI chat using CloudWatch Metrics?
You can analyze metrics from EC2 instances, RDS databases, Lambda functions, Application Load Balancers, and any other AWS service publishing to CloudWatch. The two available pipelines capture both point-in-time incremental data and rolling window analytics for comprehensive operational visibility.

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