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Parseable Datasource for Grafana

This data source plugin allows you to query, search and visualize telemetry data stored in Parseable server.

Pre-requisites

Parseable server setup and receiving telemetry data from your application. Read more on Parseable documentation.

Installation

  • Install the plugin using the Grafana CLI, using the command grafana-cli plugins install parseable-datasource. Then restart Grafana. Alternatively, you can install the plugin from your Grafana instance (Configuration > Data sources > Add Data source).

  • Add Parseable as a data source at the data source configuration page.

  • Configure the data source specifying URL and port like https://demo.parseable.com:443. Parseable supports basic auth currently, so toggle the "Basic Auth" option under "Auth" section and enter the username and password under "Basic Auth Details" section. For Parseable demo server use parseable as both, username and password.

  • Push the Save and Test button, if there is an error message, check the credentials and connection.

config

Usage

Once the plugin is configured with correct Parseable server instance. You can start using it to query, search and visualize telemetry data stored in Parseable server. You can use the query editor to write your own queries.

Importing Dashboards

This plugin has a a pre-made dashboard called "Parseable Demo Data". You can find it by navigating to the data sources configuration page, selecting the Parseable data source and clicking on the Dashboards tab.

This dashboard is aimed at visualizing the telemetry data stored in the Parseable demo server. You can use it as a starting point for your own dashboards. To use this dashboard, you will need to configure the data source with the Parseable demo server URL https://demo.parseable.com and credentials admin, admin.

Screenshots

query editor log dashboard log text view

Install on Grafana Cloud

Plugins can be installed directly from within your Grafana instance or automated using the Cloud API or Terraform.

Learn more about plugin installation

For more information, visit the docs on plugin installation.

Changelog

v2.0.0 (2026-05-18)

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  • Undefined field handling #44

  • use go 1.26 for plugin build action #58 (nitisht)

  • update packages to avoid vulnerabilties #57 (nitisht)

  • release 2.0.0 #56 (nitisht)

  • chore: upgrade deps + fix Grafana plugin validation issues #55 (praveen5959)

  • prepare for release 2.0.0 #54 (nitisht)

  • feat: paginated value suggestions via dataset_stats with top-5 + show more #53 (praveen5959)

  • Prom ql builder #52 (praveen5959)

  • feat: PromQL-first with full Code-mode feature parity #51 (praveen5959)

  • Upgrade Grafana SDK to 12.x, modernize build and CI #50 (praveen5959)

  • Update branding: replace logo and update terminology from logs to telemetry data #49 (Debanitrkl)

  • add Parseable Meta Dashboard #48 (nitisht)

  • fixed plugin validation error: renamed root dir - from 'dist' to plugin-id #47 (balaji-jr)

v1.2.1 (2024-06-11)

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v1.2.0 (2024-03-14)

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  • Grafana 10 support #26

  • address feedback from grafana #41 (nitisht)

  • add binaries for backend #40 (nitisht)

  • Update fix for edge case in query and add alerting feature #38 (nitisht)

  • feat: add backend plugin to make alerting possible #37 (stanvanrooy)

  • fix: handle invalid initial value in variable formatter #36 (stanvanrooy)

  • Update CLA to use central sign directory #35 (nitisht)

  • Add artefacts for release 1.2.0 #33 (nitisht)

  • feat: handle query interpolation multi-valued variable #32 (stanvanrooy)

  • feat: add support for dynamic variables from parseable #31 (stanvanrooy)

v1.1.0 (2023-06-18)

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