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InfluxDB v1
Connect your InfluxDB v1 time-series database to Kondado and start asking Claude, ChatGPT or any other MCP client questions about your metrics in natural language. Query sensor readings, server performance trends, or application event volumes directly through chat without writing InfluxQL queries. Whether you need to check peak throughput periods or compare current latency against historical baselines, the AI retrieves fresh data from your pipelines instantly.
Kondado exposes InfluxDB v1 data through an MCP server, enabling Claude, ChatGPT and other MCP clients to query two distinct measurement pipelines: incremental measurement data and moving window measurement data. The same replicated data also powers ready reports in Power BI and Looker Studio for visual monitoring.
Infrastructure engineers, IoT product managers, and DevOps teams benefit from instant analytical access to their time-series metrics without manual query building. Ask about error rate spikes during specific maintenance windows, identify which sensors reported anomalous readings last week, or calculate average response times across application clusters. The chat interface transforms complex temporal data into immediate operational insights for technical and business stakeholders alike.
The available pipelines below unlock granular visibility into your InfluxDB v1 measurement streams, delivering structured time-series data directly to your AI assistant for immediate natural language analysis. Dados de Medição (Incremental) captures new metrics collected incrementally since the last execution, making it perfect for tracking cumulative sensor readings or growing event counts over extended periods while maintaining complete historical continuity for trend validation. Dados de Medição (Janela Móvel) provides a configurable sliding time window view, ideal for analyzing recent performance trends, calculating rolling operational averages, or detecting short-term behavioral patterns within specific temporal contexts that require immediate attention. Combining both pipelines enables comprehensive cross-temporal analysis, allowing you to contrast long-term accumulation patterns against immediate fluctuations to identify anomalies, seasonal variations, or gradual infrastructure degradation before they impact operations. Scheduled updates on a configurable schedule ensure your AI conversations always reference the latest telemetry from your infrastructure rather than outdated snapshots that might lead to incorrect operational decisions.
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.
Each item below is something Claude, ChatGPT or another MCP client already knows how to query — no schema setup, no manual mapping.
In 3 steps: connect on Kondado, pick dashboard or chat, analyze.
Log into Kondado and add InfluxDB v1 as a data source, selecting a Via Kondado destination so your measurement data lands ready for AI analysis and report templates.
Open the connection settings in Claude (Web or Desktop) or ChatGPT, add the Kondado MCP server, and authorize once via OAuth at app.kondado.com.br. No CLI commands or JSON configuration required.
Start chatting with natural language questions about your InfluxDB v1 metrics and trends. For visual recurring monitoring, open a ready Power BI or Looker Studio report template.
Same Kondado data, in chat through Claude, ChatGPT and other MCP clients.
How ready dashboards and chat via Claude / ChatGPT work together with your data via Kondado.
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