Kibana/Elasticsearch MCP — log search, aggregations, index discovery, dashboards.
MCP server for Kibana / Elasticsearch — log search, aggregations, index discovery, and dashboard browsing via Claude and any MCP-compatible agent. Existing integrations require a running Kibana instance with browser-level credentials and often wrap the Kibana UI rather than the stable REST APIs. This server: Hits Elasticsearch REST API directly for log queries (faster, stable across Kibana UI…
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MCP server for Kibana / Elasticsearch — log search, aggregations, index discovery, and dashboard browsing via Claude and any MCP-compatible agent. Existing integrations require a running Kibana instance with browser-level credentials and often wrap the Kibana UI rather than the stable REST APIs. This server: Hits Elasticsearch REST API directly for log queries (faster, stable across Kibana UI changes) Falls back to the Kibana Console proxy when no direct ES URL is configured (zero extra…
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