The Dynatrace MCP Server is a TypeScript implementation of a Model Context Protocol server that connects MCP clients such as VS Code, Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Amazon Q and GitHub Copilot to a Dynatrace observability environment. It runs locally over the stdio transport, is started with npx from the npm package @dynatrace-oss/dynatrace-mcp-server, and requires Node.js 24 or newer. Configuration is limited to a DT_ENVIRONMENT variable pointing at a Dynatrace platform URL. Authentication uses the browser based authorization code flow, and the resulting token is kept in the operating system keychain (macOS Keychain, Windows Credential Manager or the Linux Secret Service) so the browser opens only once per token lifetime; headless and container environments can switch to file based token storage instead. Through the server an assistant can fetch production telemetry for early detection and proactive monitoring, pull the context of monitored exceptions, logs and anomalies while debugging, retrieve vulnerability and security problem details, generate and explain Dynatrace Query Language statements from natural language, and run a multi-phase incident investigation with automated impact assessment. Because prompts translate into executed DQL, queries may incur cost under the user licence, which the documentation calls out explicitly. The repository is deprecated: version 2.1.2 was the final release and no further updates are planned. The maintainers redirect local development users to the Dynatrace-for-AI project together with the dtctl command line tool, and agent-to-agent or remote scenarios such as Atlassian Rovo or the GitHub coding agent to the hosted Dynatrace Remote MCP Server, with a migration guide included in the repository docs. It is MIT licensed, community maintained, and not officially supported by Dynatrace. The audience is engineers who want observability data available inside an AI assisted development workflow.
https://github.com/dynatrace-oss/dynatrace-mcp
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