plex-exporter cplieger/plex-exporter:latest https://hub.docker.com/r/cplieger/plex-exporter/ bridge false https://github.com/cplieger/plex-exporter/issues https://github.com/cplieger/plex-exporter https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cplieger/plex-exporter/main/README.md See what your Plex server is doing in Grafana: sessions, libraries, bandwidth, transcoding. Connects to your Plex Media Server and exposes metrics (active sessions, library sizes, bandwidth, transcoding status) on /metrics for Prometheus to scrape and Grafana to visualize. A ready-made Grafana dashboard ships in the project repository (grafana-dashboard.json). Read-only against Plex, no web UI of its own. Tools:Utilities MediaApp:Video http://[IP]:[PORT:9594]/metrics https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cplieger/unraid-templates/main/icons/plex-exporter.png https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cplieger/unraid-templates/main/templates/plex-exporter.xml GPL-3.0-or-later plex prometheus grafana metrics exporter monitoring Needs a Prometheus-compatible scraper (Prometheus, Grafana Alloy, VictoriaMetrics) pointed at port 9594 and Grafana to show the dashboard; neither is included. Plex URL: the full URL of your Plex server including scheme and port, for example http://192.0.2.100:32400. Plex Token: the server administrator's token, from Plex Web: Settings, then the XML view of any item, then myPlexAccessToken. Host CPU, memory and bandwidth metrics require Plex Pass; everything else works without it. The metrics endpoint has no authentication: keep port 9594 on your LAN. 9594