dynatrace-managed-mcp MCP Server
MCP server for Dynatrace Managed to access logs, events, and metrics.
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Published as @dynatrace-oss/dynatrace-managed-mcp-server on npm. Runs locally.
Known issues
28 problems reported by people outside the maintainer team. Issues filed by the project's own owners, members and collaborators are excluded — those are release checklists and internal refactors, not things that will go wrong for you. Showing 12.
Most discussed
Support multiple Dynatrace Managed environments in a single MCP Server instance
Problem
Dynatrace Managed customers often run multiple environments within a single cluster. Today, the MCP Server supports only one environment per instance, forcing customers with multiple environments to deploy and manage multiple MCP Server instances and connect each to the NLM, which increases installation and maintenance complexity.
User story
As a Dynatrace administrator, I want to connect multiple Managed environments to a single MCP Server instance so that I can ask the NLM obs
Read the thread · 2025-12-17 · closed · 3 comments
"Configuration not found" error links a README anchor that no longer exists
src/utils/environment.ts:84 ends the "Configuration not found" error with:
See documentation: https://github.com/dynatrace-oss/dynatrace-managed-mcp#configuration
The documentation restructure in #214 removes the ## Configuration heading that anchor points to; the equivalent content now lives at docs/configuration.md.
This is the one message a user with no valid configuration is guaranteed to see, so the link being dead is worse than average.
Status: fixed in #215, which re
Read the thread · 2026-08-07 · closed · 1 comment
Create documentation for changelog
Add following points:
- available headers for change type
- grammar structure of changelog sentences
- structure of table in dependencies section
Read the thread · 2026-08-04 · closed · 1 comment
Environment validation fails with 403 when token lacks DataExport scope (not listed in README required scopes)
Description
The MCP server fails to register environments as valid when the API token only has the scopes listed in the README documentation. The server internally requires the V1 DataExport scope for the /api/v1/config/clusterversion endpoint, but this scope is not listed in the README's Authentication section.
Steps to Reproduce
- Create a Dynatrace Managed API token with only the scopes documented in
Read the thread · 2026-02-05 · closed · external user · 1 comment
Remove response formatting
AI agents throw away these formattings anyway. Currently it reduces deterministic outputs and decreases maintainability of the code. The goal is to return JSON responses in every tool call
Read the thread · 2026-08-26 · open · 0 comments
Most recent
Per-environment proxy is never applied to startup validation, so proxy-only deployments cannot start
The server has two uncoordinated proxy mechanisms, and the split is by where the setting happens to be applied rather than by design. The practical consequence is a deployment that cannot start.
The concrete failure
this.proxy — built from the per-environment httpProxyUrl / httpsProxyUrl fields at src/authentication/managed-auth-client.ts:50 — is passed to axios at exactly one call site: makeRequest (:167-168), which serves tool/data requests.
Four other outbound calls
Read the thread · 2026-08-07 · open · 0 comments
DEVELOPMENT.md asserts an MCP error code that does not exist
Three problems in one section of docs/DEVELOPMENT.md (around line 189):
- The heading asserts
Mcp error: -32002: connection closed: initialize response. The vendored SDK definesConnectionClosed = -32000andRequestTimeout = -32001— there is no-32002. That error is emitted by the MCP client, which bundles its own SDK version, so no exact code or wording can be asserted here at all. - The section uses indented code blocks rather than fenced ones, so it renders incorrectly.
- T
Read the thread · 2026-08-07 · open · 0 comments
server.json misrepresents the server's configuration to the MCP registry
server.json declares DT_ENVIRONMENT_CONFIGS as "isRequired": true and does not list DT_CONFIG_FILE at all. Either satisfies the server — src/utils/environment.ts tries DT_CONFIG_FILE first and falls back to DT_ENVIRONMENT_CONFIGS — and the configuration file is now the documented and recommended method, so the registry metadata contradicts the documentation.
Also missing, though src/ reads all of them:
DT_CONFIG_FILEDT_MCP_MAX_BODY_SIZE(src/index.ts:341)- `DT_MCP_T
Read the thread · 2026-08-07 · open · 0 comments
${VAR} interpolation in the DT_CONFIG_FILE path is silently a no-op
resolvePath in src/utils/config-loader.ts:114 uses:
filePath.replace(/\$\{(w+)}/g, ...)
A bare w, not \w+. The pattern therefore matches only the literal three characters ${w} and never a real variable name, so a variable written inside DT_CONFIG_FILE itself — for example DT_CONFIG_FILE='${HOME}/dt-config.yaml' — is left unexpanded and the literal path fails to resolve.
The equivalent regex for interpolation inside the config file's content (config-loader.ts:93)
Read the thread · 2026-08-07 · open · 0 comments
Setting both httpProxyUrl and httpsProxyUrl silently disables the explicit proxy
setAxiosProxy (src/authentication/managed-auth-client.ts) logs an error and returns undefined when both httpProxyUrl and httpsProxyUrl are set on the same environment, so neither is configured.
An administrator who fills in both "to be safe" gets the opposite of what they intended, and the only signal is a log line that, under the default LOG_OUTPUT=file, never reaches the terminal.
Compounding it: the pre-1.0.2 documentation presented the two fields as interchangeable alternat
Read the thread · 2026-08-07 · open · 0 comments
Server reports the wrong API token scopes in tool responses and auth errors
MANAGED_API_SCOPES — defined twice, identically, in src/authentication/managed-auth-client.ts:7-16 and src/tools/environment-tools.ts:6-15 — lists eight legacy scope names:
DataExport, ReadConfig, ReadSyntheticData, ReadLogContent, ReadEvents, ReadProblems, ReadSecurityProblems, ReadSLO
Every endpoint this server calls is a v2 API, so the scopes a token actually needs are the dotted names (problems.read, entities.read, …) plus DataExport for the one v1 call, `GE
Read the thread · 2026-08-07 · open · 0 comments
Thin out the documentation
Documentation (especially readme) has giant blocks of text which are difficult to read and find relevant information
Read the thread · 2026-08-05 · closed · 0 comments
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