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Errors & Latency

Monitor error rates and latency trends across your MCP servers.

Errors & Latency

Error rate chart

A time-series line chart showing the percentage of tool calls that returned an error, plotted over time.

A tool call is counted as an error when:

  • The status field is "error" in the tool call record
  • The proxy received a non-2xx response from the upstream server
  • The proxy hit a timeout or connection error

What to watch for:

  • Sudden spikes → server deployment or config change broke something
  • Steady baseline above 0% → persistent issue worth investigating
  • Error rate correlating with high latency → the server is overloaded

Latency histogram

A histogram of tool call durations (ms) over the selected time window. Shows the distribution of response times, with p50, p95, and p99 percentile markers.

Interpreting the histogram:

  • Bimodal distribution → two classes of tool calls (fast vs slow)
  • Long tail to the right → occasional very slow calls; may indicate timeouts or large payloads
  • p95 creeping up over time → gradual performance regression

Per-server breakdown

Both charts support filtering by server using the server selector. Use this to:

  • Isolate whether an error spike is coming from one server or all servers
  • Compare latency profiles across server versions or environments

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