Coralogix MCP Server – Observability for AI Agents

Coralogix provides a fully remote Model Context Protocol server for AI agents that need to query and analyze logs, metrics, traces, alerts, parsing rules, and related observability resources. Use it for AI-assisted troubleshooting, root-cause analysis, and controlled observability operations from supported MCP clients.

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Overview

Coralogix offers a fully remote MCP server that connects supported AI agents to Coralogix observability data and management tools. The server exposes a streamable HTTP endpoint so clients such as Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, and other compatible tools can investigate telemetry without running a local server package.

What the MCP server enables

The Coralogix MCP server enables AI agents to query logs, metrics, and traces, run DataPrime queries, investigate issues from an IDE, and support root-cause analysis workflows. It also exposes tools for working with alerts, parsing rules, data enrichment, recording rules, service level objectives, cost-optimization log and trace policies, notification routing, notification presets, custom roles, and selected Real User Monitoring and alert/incident workflows. Olly tools are available only when explicitly enabled with the documented costly-use header.

When to use it

Use this MCP server when an engineer wants an AI assistant to inspect Coralogix telemetry while debugging production or staging systems. Practical examples include asking for frequent errors for a service, investigating when a problem started, using observability evidence to guide a code fix, reviewing alert or parsing-rule configuration, or exporting supported configuration as infrastructure-as-code artifacts.

Connection and authentication

Coralogix documents the server as fully remote and accessed over streamable HTTP at the regional management endpoint. The current configuration uses MCP server version v2 through the mcp-version: v2 request header. OAuth 2.1 with OpenID Connect is recommended for clients that support automatic client registration. Personal API keys are also supported by sending Authorization: Bearer ${CORALOGIX_API_KEY}; the server inherits the permissions of the signed-in user or API-key owner.

Key considerations

Choose the regional endpoint that matches the Coralogix domain for the account. OAuth access follows existing Coralogix permissions, SSO, MFA, team membership, and role policies. API keys should be stored only as secrets and scoped according to least privilege. Version v1 is deprecated, so new configurations should send mcp-version: v2. Coralogix also documents important limitations: MCP log queries currently run only against archive storage, not environments that use only high-tier Frequent Search, and only one effective active connection should use the same MCP server and tool set at a time.

Frequently Asked Questions

When should an AI agent use the Coralogix MCP server?

Use it when an AI agent needs live Coralogix observability context for troubleshooting, root-cause analysis, telemetry investigation, alert review, parsing-rule work, or supported configuration changes from an MCP-capable client.

What Coralogix data can the MCP server expose to an AI agent?

The server can expose Coralogix observability data such as logs, metrics, and traces, and it supports DataPrime queries so agents can analyze telemetry using the same account permissions as the authenticated user or API key.

What management actions are documented for the Coralogix MCP server?

Coralogix documents MCP tools for areas such as alerts, parsing rules, data enrichment, recording rules, Events2Metrics, SLOs, TCO log and trace policies, notification routing and presets, and custom roles. Availability depends on account features and permissions.

How is authentication configured for Coralogix MCP?

OAuth 2.1 with OpenID Connect is the recommended method for supported clients. Coralogix also supports personal API-key access with an Authorization bearer header, and the resulting access inherits the permissions of the user or key owner.

Which transport should be used for Coralogix MCP?

Use the remote streamable HTTP endpoint for the Coralogix region that hosts the account. Coralogix documents the server as fully remote with no local installation, and new configurations should include the mcp-version v2 header because v1 is deprecated.