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Grafana is available at the URL https://<your-domino-domain>/grafana or through the Domino Admin UI under Admin Panel > Reports > Grafana Monitoring. In-product links to Grafana from the Domino UI point to this endpoint. Starting in 6.3.0, the Grafana Operator manages this instance. Dashboards, alerts, contact points, and notification policies are Kubernetes custom resources, so you can add your own or override the ones Domino ships. See Manage Grafana dashboards and alerts as custom resources.

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Access the legacy Grafana instance during migration

If you customized dashboards or alerts through the Grafana UI on the pre-6.3.0 instance, that work lives on the legacy Grafana persistent volume, not in the operator-managed instance. During the migration window you can reach the legacy instance at https://<your-domino-domain>/grafana-classic.
The /grafana-classic endpoint is deprecated after 6.3.0. Domino retains it across all 6.3.x minor versions to give you a migration window, then removes it in a later release. Migrate any custom dashboards, alerts, contact points, or notification policies that only exist on the legacy instance before you upgrade beyond 6.3.x.
To migrate dashboards, alerts, and data sources from /grafana-classic to /grafana, follow Migrate Grafana dashboards and alerts to the operator-managed instance in Domino 6.3 on the Support site (requires sign-in). Out of the box, Grafana should be configured with SSO so that users with a SysAdmin role are automatically logged in to the Grafana UI if they are logged in to Domino. If they are not currently logged in to Domino or their session has expired, they see the Grafana login screen. Grafana login with SSO Clicking on Sign in with Domino Credentials takes the user to the normal Domino login screen where they can log in using their Domino credentials as normal. Once logged in, Domino redirects back to the Grafana UI. All Domino SysAdmin users are automatically granted the Grafana Admin role.

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Login when SSO is unavailable

In situations where SSO is not working (for example, Keycloak is unavailable for some reason), there is a backup method to access Grafana with Admin privileges, as detailed below.
  1. Get the Grafana password: The Grafana Admin password is stored in a secret called grafana in the domino-platform namespace. Retrieve the password with kubectl:
    In some cases, namespaces may vary across deployments.
  2. Navigate to the Grafana login page:
    1. Enter the Email or username as grafana.
    2. Enter the password you retrieved above.
    3. Click Log in.

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Next steps

Last modified on September 18, 2026