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blazemeter-administration

Comprehensive guide for BlazeMeter Administration, including workspaces, projects, security, alerts, and team management. Use when working with administration for (1) Managing workspaces and projects, (2) Configuring security settings (SAML SSO, 2FA, API keys), (3) Creating workspace alerts, (4) Managing private locations across workspaces, (5) Creating APM credentials, (6) Managing API Monitoring teams, (7) Configuring AI consent, or any other administration tasks.

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BlazeMeter Administration

Comprehensive guide for administering BlazeMeter accounts, workspaces, and teams.

Overview

Administration in BlazeMeter covers account management, workspace and project configuration, security settings, alerts, and team management. This skill covers all administrative tasks and integrates with BlazeMeter MCP tools for programmatic administration.

Quick Start

  1. Workspaces & Projects: Manage workspaces, projects, and default settings
  2. Security: Configure SAML SSO, 2FA, and API keys
  3. Alerts: Create workspace alerts for notifications
  4. Teams: Manage API Monitoring teams and permissions

MCP Tools Integration

This skill leverages BlazeMeter MCP tools for programmatic administration. Use these tools to automate administrative tasks:

Available MCP Tools

  • User Management:

    • blazemeter_user with action read_user - Read current user information from BlazeMeter
  • Account Management:

    • blazemeter_account with action read - Read account information including AI consent settings
    • blazemeter_account with action list - List all accounts
  • Workspace Management:

    • blazemeter_workspaces with action read - Read workspace details including available locations and billing usage
    • blazemeter_workspaces with action list - List all workspaces for an account
    • blazemeter_workspaces with action read_locations - Get location lists for a workspace (filter by purpose: load, functional, grid, mock)
  • Project Management:

    • blazemeter_project with action read - Read project information
    • blazemeter_project with action list - List all projects in a workspace

When to Use MCP Tools

  • Programmatic Operations: Use MCP tools for automation, scripting, and integration
  • Data Retrieval: Use MCP tools to read account, workspace, and project information
  • Configuration Tasks: Use UI for visual configuration tasks (security settings, alerts, team management)

Example Workflows

Getting Workspace and Project Information:

  1. Use blazemeter_account to list accounts and get account ID
  2. Use blazemeter_workspaces to list workspaces and get workspace ID
  3. Use blazemeter_project to list projects and get project ID
  4. Use these IDs for subsequent operations or API calls

Checking AI Consent:

  1. Use blazemeter_account with action read to get account details
  2. Check AI consent information in the account response

Reference Files

Workspaces & Projects

  • workspaces-projects.md: Workspaces and Projects, How to Change Default Test Location, Time Zone Override, Managing an Account

Security

Alerts

Private Locations

APM Credentials

API Monitoring Teams

AI Consent

When to Use Each Reference

  • Workspaces & Projects: When managing workspaces, projects, or account settings
  • Security: When configuring security settings, SSO, or 2FA
  • Alerts: When creating workspace alerts
  • Private Locations: When managing private locations across workspaces
  • APM Credentials: When creating APM integration credentials
  • API Monitoring Teams: When managing API Monitoring teams
  • AI Consent: When configuring AI consent settings
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