Overview

Stalar connects to your existing infrastructure to query data and troubleshoot issues.

Available Integrations

Integration	What Stalar can do
Prometheus	Query metrics, check alerts, list targets
Loki	Search logs, filter by labels, query ranges
Kubernetes	Get pods, logs, deployments, events, services
GitHub	Search code, view commits, check deployments
Sentry	List projects, get issues, view error details
Vercel	List projects, get deployments, view logs
Docker	List containers, get logs, inspect stats
AWS S3	Browse buckets, list objects, read files
NeonDB	Run SQL queries, list tables, explore schemas

Adding Integrations

You can add integrations via the UI or through a config file.

Via UI

Open Stalar in your browser
Go to the integrations page
Click "Add Integration"
Select the type and enter credentials

Via Config File

Create a stalar.yaml file to pre-configure integrations:

integrations:
  - name: "prometheus-prod"
    type: "prometheus"
    environment: "production"
    config:
      url: "http://prometheus:9090"

  - name: "loki-prod"
    type: "loki"
    environment: "production"
    config:
      url: "http://loki:3100"

  - name: "k8s-prod"
    type: "kubernetes"
    environment: "production"
    config:
      apiServerUrl: "https://kubernetes.default.svc"
      token: "${K8S_TOKEN}"
      namespaces: ["default"]

Note: Integrations defined in stalar.yaml are owned by the default admin user ([email protected]). Log in as admin to use pre-configured integrations, or create your own integrations via the UI. Each user's integrations are private.

Secrets

Secrets can be specified in three ways:

config:
  # Direct value
  apiKey: "sk-abc123"

  # Environment variable
  apiKey: "${MY_API_KEY}"

  # File reference
  apiKey: "$file:/run/secrets/api-key"

See individual integration pages for specific configuration options.