Dynatrace Managed MCP Server
OfficialEnables AI assistants to interact with self-hosted Dynatrace Managed environments to retrieve observ...
Click the "Install Now" button to open the FastMCP connection interface and the MCP server install form — you will fill the environment variables there (the FastMCP UI is where the Install Now button places the values).
Obtain your Dynatrace environment ID (DT_MANAGED_ENVIRONMENT)
- Open your Dynatrace Managed web UI in a browser.
- Check the URL or Account/Environment list: your environment ID is the tenant string shown in the UI URL (for Managed URLs it appears after /e/, e.g. in https://my-cluster/e/01234567-89ab-cdef-abcd-ef0123456789 the environment ID is 01234567-89ab-cdef-abcd-ef0123456789). (docs.dynatrace.com)
Determine your API endpoint base URL (DT_API_ENDPOINT_URL)
- Identify the hostname (and port if used) of your Dynatrace Managed cluster (the cluster address you use to reach the UI / cluster APIs).
- In FastMCP, set DT_API_ENDPOINT_URL to the cluster base (scheme + host + optional port), for example:
- https://abc123.dynatrace-managed.example.com:9999
(the MCP will append /e/<DT_MANAGED_ENVIRONMENT>/api/... when making API calls). (docs.dynatrace.com)
(Optional) Set the dashboard base URL (DT_DYNATRACE_URL)
- If your dashboard URL differs from the API host, copy the dashboard host (e.g., https://dmz123.dynatrace-managed.example.com) and paste it into DT_DYNATRACE_URL.
- If you leave DT_DYNATRACE_URL empty, the MCP will default to the value of DT_API_ENDPOINT_URL (per README).
Create an API token for the Managed environment (DT_MANAGED_API_TOKEN)
- Log in to the Dynatrace Managed UI with an account that can create tokens.
- Navigate to the Access/Integration or API Tokens area (Settings → Integrations → Dynatrace API / Access tokens — look for "API", "Access tokens", or "Dynatrace API Explorer" in your environment UI). (dynatrace.com)
- Create a new token and give it a clear name (e.g., "MCP Server token").
- Select the required scopes listed in the MCP README (required for full functionality):
- auditLogs.read
- entities.read
- events.read
- logs.read
- metrics.read
- networkZones.read
- problems.read
- securityProblems.read
- slo.read
- Create/generate the token and copy it immediately — Dynatrace shows the token value only once. (Paste that value into the DT_MANAGED_API_TOKEN field in the FastMCP form.)
Verify the token (quick smoke test)
- From a terminal (or your preferred HTTP client), test a simple API call to ensure the token and endpoint work:
- curl -H "Authorization: Api-Token <DT_MANAGED_API_TOKEN>" "<DT_API_ENDPOINT_URL>/e/<DT_MANAGED_ENVIRONMENT>/api/v2/entities?limit=1"
- A successful 200 response or JSON payload indicates the token and endpoint are correct. The Managed API uses the /e//api/v2 or /api/v1 path patterns for environment-scoped endpoints. (docs.dynatrace.com)
Fill the FastMCP connection fields (in the Install Now / connection UI)
- DT_MANAGED_ENVIRONMENT: paste the environment GUID (e.g., 01234567-89ab-cdef-abcd-ef0123456789)
- DT_API_ENDPOINT_URL: paste the cluster API base (e.g., https://abc123.dynatrace-managed.example.com:9999)
- DT_DYNATRACE_URL: paste the dashboard base if different (optional)
- DT_MANAGED_API_TOKEN: paste the API token you generated
- (Optional) DT_MCP_DISABLE_TELEMETRY=true if you want to opt out of MCP telemetry (per README)
Save/Install and test in your AI assistant
- Submit the FastMCP form (Install/Save).
- Start the MCP or use a simple example prompt (for example, "List Dynatrace problems") to confirm connectivity.
- If you see authentication or permission errors, re-check the token scopes and re-run the curl test to get the exact error message to troubleshoot.
Notes / links used to prepare these steps:
- How to locate environment ID and the environment URL pattern. (docs.dynatrace.com)
- Where to find API token / API explorer in the Dynatrace UI. (dynatrace.com)
- Managed environment API URL patterns (/e//api/v2 and examples). (docs.dynatrace.com)
How to Install Dynatrace Managed MCP Server
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Dynatrace Managed MCP Server is an officially maintained MCP server, verified by the FastMCP team.
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