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MCP Server for Logz.io

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MIT license

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About MCP Server for Logz.io

Unofficial mcp server for logz.io

#logzio#mcp-server#log-management

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Overview

What is MCP Server for Logz.io?

MCP Server for Logz.io is a Model Context Protocol server that enables AI assistants like Claude to interact with Logz.io’s log management platform. It translates natural language requests into log searches, Lucene queries, and aggregated statistics.

How to use MCP Server for Logz.io?

Add the server to your Claude/Cursor/etc configuration using npx with your Logz.io API key and optional region. Example: "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "mcp-server-logzio", "apiKey", "YOUR_LOGZIO_API_KEY"]. The US region is the default; for other regions add "region", "eu" (or another region code). Use logzioUrl for a custom API endpoint.

Key features of MCP Server for Logz.io

  • Search logs with simple text and time filters
  • Execute advanced Lucene queries for precise analysis
  • Retrieve aggregated log statistics and metrics
  • Supports six geographic regions (us, us-west, eu, ca, au, uk)
  • Configurable timeout, retry attempts, and max results
  • Built with TypeScript and Node.js 18+

Use cases of MCP Server for Logz.io

  • Ask an AI assistant to find recent error logs in a time window
  • Perform complex Lucene queries on log data through natural language
  • Get summary statistics of log activity grouped by field
  • Automate incident response by querying logs in real time
  • Integrate Logz.io log analysis into chat‑based development workflows

Frequently asked questions

1

What does MCP Server for Logz.io do?

It lets AI assistants (like Claude) search, query, and get statistics from Logz.io logs using natural language, via the Model Context Protocol.

2

What tools are available?

Three tools: `search_logs` (simple search), `query_logs` (Lucene queries), and `get_log_stats` (aggregated metrics). Each accepts parameters like time range, filters, and sort order.

3

What are the prerequisites?

Node.js 18+, TypeScript 5.3+, a valid Logz.io account, and a Logz.io API key. Npx is used for instant startup.

4

How do I configure the region?

Pass the `region` argument (e.g., `"region", "eu"`). The default is `us`. Region codes map to Logz.io API endpoints: us → `https://api.logz.io`, eu → `https://api-eu.logz.io`, etc. You can also set a custom URL with `logzioUrl`.

5

Is there a limit on results per query?

Yes, the default maximum is 1,000 results per query. This can be changed via the `--max-results` argument.

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