chronosphere-mcp
Verified Safeby chronosphereio
Overview
The Chronosphere MCP server acts as an intermediary, exposing Chronosphere monitoring data (logs, metrics, traces, events) and configuration as tools for AI applications and agents.
Installation
make run-chronomcp CHRONOSPHERE_ORG_NAME="<YOUR_ORG_NAME>" CHRONOSPHERE_API_TOKEN="<YOUR_API_TOKEN>"Environment Variables
- CHRONOSPHERE_ORG_NAME
- CHRONOSPHERE_API_TOKEN
- LOG_LEVEL
Security Notes
The server uses standard practices for loading credentials (API tokens, OAuth) via configuration files and environment variables, avoiding hardcoding. It integrates with OpenTelemetry for tracing and metrics, enhancing operational visibility without introducing direct security flaws. A dynamic tool disabling mechanism via HTTP headers (`X-Chrono-MCP-Disable-Tools`) allows administrators to limit exposed functionality. However, a notable risk is the explicit reliance on 'unstable' Chronosphere APIs, which are marked as experimental and subject to breaking changes without notice. While the MCP server itself handles these calls securely, unexpected behavior or changes in the underlying unstable APIs could indirectly lead to operational issues or unintended data exposure if not managed carefully by Chronosphere.
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