LogSentry MCP
Enables AI-powered centralized log monitoring and Q\&A for GCP Java microservices, allowing log query, service health checks, and anomaly detection through MCP tools.
README
LogSentry
AI-powered, centralized log-monitoring and Q&A for a fleet of 90+ GCP Java (log4j) microservices.
LogSentry adds three things on top of Google Cloud Logging:
- MCP server — read-only tools for log query, service health, and anomaly detection.
- AI monitoring agent — scheduled loop that inspects logs via those tools and decides whether to alert.
- Google Chat integration — pushes proactive alerts and answers support questions interactively.
Anomaly thresholds are fully parameter-driven (config/thresholds.yaml + env), so tuning needs no code change.
New here? Read SETUP.md — a beginner-to-expert guide for local setup, local testing with examples, and step-by-step Google Cloud deployment.
See BUILD_SPEC.md for the full specification.
Tech stack
TypeScript (Node 20+) · @modelcontextprotocol/sdk · @google-cloud/logging + @google-cloud/bigquery ·
@google-cloud/pubsub · @anthropic-ai/sdk · express · zod + dotenv · vitest + nock ·
Cloud Run + Cloud Scheduler.
Quick start (local, no cloud needed)
npm install
npm run build # tsc strict, must be clean
npm test # all unit + integration (mocked)
npm run test:cov # coverage gate >85% on core modules
Copy .env.example to .env and fill in values for runtime use.
Local smoke tests
MCP (stdio):
MCP_TRANSPORT=stdio npm run mcp
# another terminal:
npx @modelcontextprotocol/inspector node dist/mcp/server.js
Chat bot:
npm run dev
curl -s localhost:8080/health # -> {"status":"ok"}
curl -s -X POST localhost:8080/chat -H 'content-type: application/json' \
-d '{"type":"MESSAGE","message":{"text":"is payment-service healthy?"}}'
Agent dry-run (read-only, safe):
DRY_RUN=1 npm run monitor:once # logs the decision, does NOT post to Chat
Deployment
Scripts in scripts/ are idempotent and support DRY_RUN=1 (echo instead of execute). Run in order:
| Script | Purpose |
|---|---|
01-setup-logging-sink.sh |
BigQuery dataset + log sink routing severity>=WARNING to BigQuery (cost lever) |
02-setup-pubsub.sh |
Topic + sink for near-real-time agent triggering (optional) |
03-setup-bigquery.sh |
Dataset/table + view normalizing the export schema into the LogEntry shape |
04-deploy-cloudrun.sh |
Build container, create viewer-only runtime SA, deploy, print URL |
05-setup-scheduler.sh |
Cloud Scheduler job hitting POST /monitor every MONITOR_INTERVAL_MINUTES (OIDC) |
Full step-by-step deployment, including Google Chat bot registration, is in SETUP.md.
Safety guardrails
- Read-only everywhere — no tool, query, or script writes to production.
assertReadOnlyguards BigQuery. - Query caps —
query_logshard-caps atMAX_LOGS_PER_QUERY(500) and windows at 24h. - Least-privilege SA —
roles/logging.viewer,roles/bigquery.dataViewer,roles/bigquery.jobUseronly. - Alert dedup + cooldown — prevents alert storms.
- Log tiering — only
severity>=WARNINGexported to BigQuery; INFO/DEBUG stay in the cheaper default bucket. Ultra-chatty INFO logs can be sampled at the log4j appender level if volume becomes a problem.
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