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-**Docker Desktop** with the **MCP Toolkit** extension enabled.
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## 1. Provisioning Grafana Access
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## Step 1: Provision Grafana access
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The MCP server requires a **Service Account Token** to interact with the Grafana API. Service Account Tokens are preferred over personal API keys because they can be revoked independently without affecting user access, and permissions can be scoped more narrowly.
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## 2. MCP Server Configuration
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## Step 2: Configure the MCP server
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The Docker MCP Toolkit provides a pre-configured Grafana catalog item. This connects the LLM to the Grafana API.
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## 3. Gemini CLI Integration
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## Step 3: Integrate Gemini CLI
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To register the Docker MCP gateway within Gemini, update your global configuration file located at `~/.gemini/settings.json`.
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## 4. Operational Validation
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## Step 4: Validate the setup
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Restart your Gemini CLI session to load the new configuration. Verify the status of the MCP tools by running:
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