mcp-server-google-logging

What is mcp-server-google-logging?

The mcp-server-google-logging is a server application that utilizes the Google Cloud CLI to read and manage logs from Google Cloud services.

How to use mcp-server-google-logging?

To use the mcp-server-google-logging, run the server with the command: node -- /path/to/mcp-server-google-logging/dist/index.js --project=<project-id> after ensuring you have the gcloud CLI installed and configured.

Key features of mcp-server-google-logging?

• Read and display logs based on specified filter conditions.
• Real-time log monitoring.
• Manage log entries, including listing and deleting logs.
• Manage log buckets and sinks for exporting logs to external services.
• Create and manage log-based metrics for monitoring and alerts.

Use cases of mcp-server-google-logging?

1. Monitoring application logs in real-time.
2. Managing log retention and storage in Google Cloud.
3. Creating alerts based on specific log conditions.

FAQ from mcp-server-google-logging?

• What permissions do I need to use this project?

You need to have IAM permissions to access the logs in your Google Cloud project.

• Can I filter logs using complex conditions?

Yes, you can filter logs using resource types, timestamps, and severity levels with AND/OR combinations.

• Is there a way to delete logs?

Yes, you can delete logs, but be cautious as this action cannot be undone.