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title: "Develocity Reporting and Visualization"
description: "Export Develocity build data to Grafana dashboards and SQL-based analytics."
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# Develocity Reporting and Visualization

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Tools for exporting Develocity build data and surfacing it through Grafana dashboards and SQL-based analytics.

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## Overview

Develocity Reporting and Visualization is a set of components that export build data from Develocity and make it available for custom analytics and visualization. Using Grafana dashboards and SQL queries, you can analyze build performance trends, cache efficiency, test health, and dependency usage across your organization.

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## Components

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### Develocity Reporting Kit

The Develocity Reporting Kit is a self-hosted service that exports Develocity build data and provides pre-built Grafana dashboards for analysis. Install it in your own infrastructure using Kubernetes or as a standalone deployment.

*   [Reporting Kit User Manual](https://docs.gradle.com/develocity/reporting-kit/2.2/)
    

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### Reporting via Amazon Athena

The Amazon Athena integration exports Develocity build data to AWS, where you can query it with Amazon Athena and visualize it in Grafana. Choose this option when your organization hosts analytics infrastructure on AWS.

*   [Amazon Athena User Manual](https://docs.gradle.com/develocity/reporting-aws/2.1/)
    

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### AI-Assisted Querying

The Develocity Analytics MCP Server adds an AI-accessible interface to your Reporting and Visualization data, letting you query build trends and patterns using natural language prompts. It works on top of either Develocity itself or the Reporting Kit.

*   [MCP Servers Overview](https://docs.gradle.com/develocity/2026.1/integrations/mcp-servers/)
    

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## Choosing a Deployment Option

Select the components that match your infrastructure:

*   For a self-hosted solution running in your own Kubernetes cluster, install the [Reporting Kit](https://docs.gradle.com/develocity/reporting-kit/2.2/).
    
*   If your organization uses AWS for analytics infrastructure, start with the [Amazon Athena integration](https://docs.gradle.com/develocity/reporting-aws/2.1/).
    
*   Once either option is in place, add the [Develocity Analytics MCP Server](https://docs.gradle.com/develocity/2026.1/integrations/mcp-servers/installation/#develocity-analytics-mcp-server) to enable AI-assisted querying.