Last9 MCP Server
The Last9 MCP Server integrates with AI tools like Claude and IDEs such as VSCode, Cursor, and Windsurf. It provides real-time access to logs, exceptions, service dependencies, and log filtering rules, facilitating faster debugging and system monitoring for developers and DevOps teams.
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Apr 25 2025
The Last9 MCP Server integrates with AI tools like Claude and IDEs such as VSCode, Cursor, and Windsurf. It provides real-time access to logs, exceptions, service dependencies, and log filtering rules, facilitating faster debugging and system monitoring for developers and DevOps teams.
Added on:
Created by:
Apr 25 2025
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What is Last9 MCP Server?
The Last9 MCP Server implements the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to deliver real-time production context data to AI assistants and development environments. It enables users to retrieve exceptions, service dependency graphs, logs filtered by severity or service, and manage log filtering rules. This facilitates swift troubleshooting, improved observability, and enhanced system understanding. The server supports integrations with popular IDEs and AI models, providing developers with instant, contextual insights to accelerate debugging, optimize services, and maintain system health effectively.
Who will use Last9 MCP Server?
- Developers
- DevOps Engineers
- System Administrators
- AI Assistants
- Monitoring Teams
How to use the Last9 MCP Server?
- Step1: Install the MCP server via Homebrew or npm.
- Step2: Configure environment variables with your Last9 credentials.
- Step3: Run the MCP server locally or in your environment.
- Step4: Connect your IDE, AI tools, or monitoring system to the MCP server endpoint.
- Step5: Use the available functions such as get_exceptions, get_logs, or add_drop_rule to retrieve or manage production data.
Last9 MCP Server's Core Features & Benefits
The Core Features
- get_exceptions
- get_service_graph
- get_logs
- get_drop_rules
- add_drop_rule
The Benefits
- Real-time access to production logs and traces
- Enhanced debugging and troubleshooting
- Improved system observability
- Seamless integration with AI and IDEs
- Efficient log filtering and management
Last9 MCP Server's Main Use Cases & Applications
- Debugging application errors by retrieving recent exceptions
- Analyzing service dependencies and service graph for microservices
- Filtering logs by severity and service for targeted troubleshooting
- Managing log drop rules to control log flow and noise
- Integrating with IDEs and AI tools to get real-time context while coding
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