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NAME

grafana-util-access-org - List live or local Grafana organizations, create, modify, export, import, diff, or delete Grafana organizations.

SYNOPSIS

grafana-util access org [OPTIONS]

DESCRIPTION

List live or local Grafana organizations, create, modify, export, import, diff, or delete Grafana organizations.

Inspect organization inventory and org users.
Inspect organizations from a live Grafana server or from a local export bundle.
Create a new organization or rename an existing one.
Export or import org bundles between environments.
Remove an organization by id or exact name.

BEFORE / AFTER

Before: org administration often starts as a one-off admin click path or a script that only works in one environment.
After: one namespace covers inventory, rename, export/import, and deletion with repeatable admin-backed access.

COMMON OPTIONS

list: --input-dir, --org-id, --name, --query, --with-users, --table, --csv, --json, --yaml, --output-format
add: --name, --json
modify: --org-id, --name, --set-name, --json
export and diff: --org-id, --name, --output-dir or --diff-dir, --overwrite, --dry-run, --with-users
import: --input-dir, --replace-existing, --dry-run, --yes
delete: --org-id, --name, --yes, --json

SUCCESS CRITERIA

org names and ids stay exact across inventory and change flows
export and import bundles can be reused when moving between environments
privileged actions stay tied to an explicit admin-backed profile instead of an ad hoc token

FAILURE CHECKS

if a create, rename, export, import, or delete step fails, confirm the selected profile has the required admin privileges
if a name-based lookup returns the wrong org, recheck the exact org id or exact name before retrying
if bundle import or export looks incomplete, confirm you are targeting the expected environment

EXAMPLES