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title: "Observability for every Supabase project with Grafana Cloud"
description: "Supabase now offers a one-click Grafana Cloud integration from its Dashboard, with the setup available on every plan, including the free plan. The setup provisions authentication, metric scraping, and a pre-built observability dashboard that tracks more than 200 metrics through Supabase’s Metrics API. Those metrics cover CPU and memory pressure, disk I/O, network traffic, connections and pooler behavior, replication lag, checkpoints, database size, and query statistics, while the same open-source dashboard definitions support self-hosted Grafana, the existing Grafana Cloud integration, and the new setup. The release is focused on metrics and is designed to accommodate logs without architectural changes; support for log drains to Grafana Cloud is already in progress. Users can start with Grafana Cloud’s free tier without a credit card on either side."
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# Observability for every Supabase project with Grafana Cloud

[Supabase](https://yomu.fyi/company/supabase) · alex\_hall, matt\_linkous, raminder\_singh · Jul 23, 2026

**Type:** Announcement

## Summary

Supabase now offers a one-click Grafana Cloud integration from its Dashboard, with the setup available on every plan, including the free plan. The setup provisions authentication, metric scraping, and a pre-built observability dashboard that tracks more than 200 metrics through Supabase’s Metrics API. Those metrics cover CPU and memory pressure, disk I/O, network traffic, connections and pooler behavior, replication lag, checkpoints, database size, and query statistics, while the same open-source dashboard definitions support self-hosted Grafana, the existing Grafana Cloud integration, and the new setup. The release is focused on metrics and is designed to accommodate logs without architectural changes; support for log drains to Grafana Cloud is already in progress. Users can start with Grafana Cloud’s free tier without a credit card on either side.

## Context

Supabase projects can now be connected to Grafana Cloud for observability across database and server metrics. The integration is intended to support production debugging through signals such as resource pressure, connection behavior, replication lag, and query statistics.

## Approach / What changed

The integration adds a single-click setup in the Supabase Dashboard that configures a Grafana Cloud instance with authentication, metric scraping, and a pre-built dashboard. It reads from Supabase’s Metrics API, uses open-source dashboard definitions shared across connection methods, and is designed to accommodate future log drains without architectural changes.

## Takeaways

- The pre-built Grafana Cloud dashboard tracks more than 200 metrics, including CPU and memory pressure, disk I/O, network traffic, pooler behavior, replication lag, checkpoints, database size, and query statistics.
- The same open-source dashboard definitions work with self-hosted Grafana, the existing Grafana Cloud integration, and the new one-click setup.
- The release currently covers metrics; support for sending logs to Grafana Cloud through log drains is already in progress.

**Tags:** [Monitoring](https://yomu.fyi/topic/monitoring), [Open Source](https://yomu.fyi/topic/open-source), [Reliability](https://yomu.fyi/topic/reliability)

- Source: [Supabase](https://supabase.com/blog/observability-for-every-supabase-project-with-grafana-cloud)
- Source URL: https://supabase.com/blog/observability-for-every-supabase-project-with-grafana-cloud
- Ingested by Yomu: 2026-08-30T12:00:59.465Z

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