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Connect the tools you already use

Connect servers, scripts, workflows and sensors. Use setup guides and working examples for your data source.

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Your monitor at a glanceExample data

Check your native agent and its connection.

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Scripts and applications
Automations and workflows
Sensors and connected devices

What you can monitor

Different sources, one monitoring overview

Bring measurements, states, events and job results together.

Agent & CLI

Collect selected system measurements or report the start and result of a local job.

HTTPS API

Send your own measurements and event messages together in one request.

Automation examples

Use examples for workflows, home automation and connected devices.

MCP

Connect compatible AI tools through MCP with scoped access to your monitoring data.

Understand your data

Choose what you send

Follow the example, protect your API key and keep retry identifiers stable. Adapt the measurements to your project.

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Your monitor at a glanceExample data

Check your native agent and its connection.

metribeacon agent status
Scripts and applications
Automations and workflows
Sensors and connected devices

Connect your tools

Choose an integration for your project

Each guide explains the setup, prerequisites and data sent to MetriBeacon. Start with the tool you already use.

Agent, CLI & protocols

Install the agent or use the CLI and documented interfaces.

Scripts & CI

Send measurements and job results from your own scripts and applications.

Automation & devices

Adapt the existing examples to your own environment.

Your first steps

Get to your first measurement

Connect your source in three steps.

  1. 01

    Pick a guide

    Choose the connection that matches your source and platform.

  2. 02

    Set up access

    Create or link your monitor and store its credentials privately.

  3. 03

    Check the result

    Run the example and verify the value or run in your monitor.

Good to know

Frequently asked questions

Answers and setup guides.

Are all integrations built-in connectors?
Some integrations use the agent or CLI. Others provide examples that run in your own environment and send data through the API. Each guide explains what is required.
What does MCP access require?
Your MCP client needs authentication and permission to use the chosen tools. The guide explains local connections and access over HTTPS.
Do examples include working credentials?
The examples use placeholders. Store your own API keys in protected files or your tool’s credential store.

Your next step

Connect your first tool

Follow the guide for your source and platform.

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