npx skills add ...
npx skills add grafana/skills --skill fleet-management
Manage a fleet of Grafana Alloy collectors with Fleet Management — author Alloy pipelines once, target them via attribute matchers (`env="production"`, regex `region=~"us-.*"`), push remotely via OpAMP without restarting collectors. Covers pipeline create / update / matcher RPCs, collector attribute API, `remotecfg` bootstrap block (standalone + Helm), pre-deploy `alloy fmt` validation, the local Alloy UI at port 12345 for component health, and post-deploy `REMOTE_CONFIG_STATUS_APPLIED` verification. Use when standing up a Cloud Alloy fleet, pushing a config change to 200 collectors, hunting why one collector shows `REMOTE_CONFIG_STATUS_FAILED`, validating River syntax before saving, or wiring `discovery.kubernetes` → `prometheus.remote_write` — even when the user says "configure Alloy", "remote config the collectors", "push pipeline", "OpAMP", "collector is unhealthy", or "manage agent config centrally" without naming Fleet Management.
npx skills add grafana/skills --skill fleet-management
Docs: https://grafana.com/docs/grafana-cloud/send-data/fleet-management/
Remote pipeline distribution to Alloy collectors via OpAMP — author once, target with matchers, hot-apply (no restart).
Authorization: Bearer <STACK_ID>:<TOKEN>)grafana/alloy Helm chart)alloy CLI locally for alloy fmt syntax validationenv, team, region)REMOTE_CONFIG_STATUS_FAILED collectorFailure-message decoder table: references/api.md.
The bootstrap remotecfg block is the only local config required:
Full bootstrap (standalone + Helm) + Assistant tool list: references/bootstrap.md.
# 1. Find failed collectors and surface the error message
curl -s -X POST "$BASE/collector.v1.CollectorService/ListCollectors" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $TOKEN" -H "Content-Type: application/json" -d '{}' \
| jq '.collectors[] | select(.remoteConfigStatus=="REMOTE_CONFIG_STATUS_FAILED")
| {name, msg:.remoteConfigStatusMessage}'
# 2. Re-validate the offending pipeline locally
alloy fmt pipeline.alloy
# 3. Inspect Alloy directly — UI at port 12345 shows per-component health
# http://<COLLECTOR_HOST>:12345 → Graph / Components / Clustering tabs
kubectl -n monitoring logs -l app.kubernetes.io/name=alloy --tail=100 | grep -iE 'remote|error'
# 4. After fixing + re-pushing, re-list collectors and confirm the row flips to APPLIED.remotecfg {
url = "https://<FLEET_MANAGEMENT_HOST>"
basic_auth { username = "<STACK_ID>"; password = env("GRAFANA_CLOUD_API_KEY") }
poll_frequency = "1m"
attributes = { "env" = env("ENVIRONMENT"), "team" = "platform" }
}# Verify after start
curl -s http://localhost:12345/api/v0/web/components \
| jq '.[] | select(.id=="remotecfg") | {id, health:.health.state}'
# health.state == "healthy"