I just released an open-source tool called *Grafana Alerts Dashboard*, and I thought some of you might find it useful altough it might be a bit niche.

Grafana’s built-in alerting works well, but once you have multiple folders, datasources, or environments, it gets surprisingly hard to answer simple questions like:

- Which alerts are currently firing? - Which ones are disabled or silenced? - Direct link between silenced alerts and their contact points?

This project provides a *dedicated dashboard that aggregates and visualizes Grafana alerts* in one place.

## What it does - Simplified alert UI for Walldisplay or TV screens - Shows all alert rules across folders and datasources and multiple Granafana instances - Clear status overview (firing, pending, normal, disabled) - Highlights alerts visually and audibly when they fire - Simple Search and filter views

## What it is not - It’s not a replacement for Grafana’s built-in alerting or notification system - It doesn’t manage or change alert rules, just visualizes them - It does not write to your Grafana instance or modify any settings

## Why I built it In my own self-hosted Grafana setup, alerting grew organically and eventually became messy, specially when handling multiple Grafana instances. I wanted a *single pane of glass* just for alert hygiene and visibility—something Grafana doesn’t really provide out of the box.

## Repository https://github.com/mms-gianni/grafana-alerts-dashboard

Feedback, issues, and PRs are very welcome. Happy to answer questions or explain design decisions if anyone’s curious.

If you’re running Grafana at home or in a homelab and care about alert quality, I think this will save you some time