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MCP Server Observability: Self-Hosted Logs vs a Registry Black Box

Quick answer: When an MCP server runs through a hosted registry, the operator's view of what the server actually did is limited to whatever logs and metrics the registry chooses to expose, which makes diagnosing a slow tool or a bad response a black-box exercise. A self-hosted server keeps the requ…

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  1. 2026-11-02 03:44 · DEV Community — AI
    MCP Server Observability: Self-Hosted Logs vs a Registry Black Box

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