[mcp-gw] Prometheus KPIs and shared Slack notifications - #188
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Split from openshift-psap#170. Replaces the mcp_gateway-specific Slack provider with the shared CaliperSlackProvider (notifications.slack.channel_id), enables Caliper KPI analyze for mcp_gateway, and expands Locust/Prometheus KPI parsing (per-op metrics, broker/envoy, HTTP 4xx). Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe parser now extracts MCP operation and Prometheus resource KPIs. The MCP Gateway plugin adds analysis comparison settings. Caliper now provides Slack notifications from analyze reports and resolves the provider automatically when a channel is configured. ChangesMCP Gateway observability
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The change adds shared notifications and expanded KPI parsing, but current calculations can produce incorrect latency percentiles and failure-rate percentages, while Slack may show the wrong baseline version. These results can mislead regression analysis and notifications, so the PR is not merge-ready until the calculations and version selection are corrected. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Locust
participant Prometheus
participant MCPGatewayParser
participant KPIHandler
participant CaliperAnalyze
participant CaliperSlackProvider
Locust->>MCPGatewayParser: provide operation metrics
Prometheus->>MCPGatewayParser: provide capture JSON
MCPGatewayParser->>KPIHandler: compute MCP Gateway KPIs
KPIHandler->>CaliperAnalyze: provide KPI records
CaliperAnalyze->>CaliperSlackProvider: provide analyze report
CaliperSlackProvider->>CaliperSlackProvider: filter and format significant changes
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In `@projects/core/notifications/caliper_slack.py`:
- Around line 309-321: Update _baseline_version_hint to select the
baseline_values entry whose comparison key is mcp_gateway_version, rather than
parsing the first key encountered when keys contain multiple key=value pairs.
Return that entry’s value, and return None when mcp_gateway_version is absent.
In `@projects/mcp_gateway/postprocess/mcp_gateway/parsing/kpis.py`:
- Around line 119-124: Update mcp_gw_tool_call_failure_rate to multiply the
required tool_call_failure_rate value by 100 so its percentage output matches
the declared % unit and existing formatting.
In `@projects/mcp_gateway/postprocess/mcp_gateway/parsing/parsers.py`:
- Around line 85-88: Replace the weighted-average logic in the tool-call
percentile loop with a valid aggregation approach: either remove the combined
tool_call_p50_ms, tool_call_p95_ms, and tool_call_p99_ms outputs while retaining
per-operation latency KPIs, or consume raw samples or histogram buckets from
upstream and calculate combined quantiles from that distribution; do not derive
combined percentiles via _weighted_avg.
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| def _baseline_version_hint(report: dict[str, Any] | None, compare_keys: list[str]) -> str | None: | ||
| if not report or not compare_keys: | ||
| return None | ||
| results = report.get("results") or [] | ||
| if not results: | ||
| return None | ||
| baseline_values = results[0].get("baseline_values") or {} | ||
| if not isinstance(baseline_values, dict) or not baseline_values: | ||
| return None | ||
| # Keys look like "mcp_gateway_version=0.6.2" | ||
| first_flag = next(iter(baseline_values)) | ||
| if "=" in first_flag: | ||
| return first_flag.split("=", 1)[1] |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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Select the baseline version by comparison key.
baseline_values keys can contain multiple key=value pairs. _baseline_version_hint currently parses only the first pair, so a preceding preset key can populate Slack’s *Versions:* field with the wrong value. Select the mcp_gateway_version entry and return None when it is absent.
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In `@projects/core/notifications/caliper_slack.py` around lines 309 - 321, Update
_baseline_version_hint to select the baseline_values entry whose comparison key
is mcp_gateway_version, rather than parsing the first key encountered when keys
contain multiple key=value pairs. Return that entry’s value, and return None
when mcp_gateway_version is absent.
| @LowerBetter() | ||
| @Format("{:.5f}") | ||
| @KPIMetadata(help="Fraction of failed tools/call requests", unit="%") | ||
| def mcp_gw_tool_call_failure_rate(unified_record) -> float: | ||
| """Tool Call Failure Rate KPI.""" | ||
| return _require(unified_record, "tool_call_failure_rate") |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Convert the tool-call failure fraction to a percentage.
The parser test defines tool_call_failure_rate as 10 / 810. This KPI declares unit %, so it reports 0.01235% instead of 1.23457%. Multiply the fraction by 100 here, or change the unit and help text to identify a ratio.
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def mcp_gw_tool_call_failure_rate(unified_record) -> float:
"""Tool Call Failure Rate KPI."""
- return _require(unified_record, "tool_call_failure_rate")
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| @LowerBetter() | |
| @Format("{:.5f}") | |
| @KPIMetadata(help="Fraction of failed tools/call requests", unit="%") | |
| def mcp_gw_tool_call_failure_rate(unified_record) -> float: | |
| """Tool Call Failure Rate KPI.""" | |
| return _require(unified_record, "tool_call_failure_rate") | |
| @LowerBetter() | |
| @Format("{:.5f}") | |
| @KPIMetadata(help="Fraction of failed tools/call requests", unit="%") | |
| def mcp_gw_tool_call_failure_rate(unified_record) -> float: | |
| """Tool Call Failure Rate KPI.""" | |
| return _require(unified_record, "tool_call_failure_rate") * 100 |
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In `@projects/mcp_gateway/postprocess/mcp_gateway/parsing/kpis.py` around lines
119 - 124, Update mcp_gw_tool_call_failure_rate to multiply the required
tool_call_failure_rate value by 100 so its percentage output matches the
declared % unit and existing formatting.
| for percentile in ("p50_ms", "p95_ms", "p99_ms"): | ||
| weighted = _weighted_avg(call_ok, percentile) | ||
| if weighted is not None: | ||
| out[f"tool_call_{percentile}"] = round(weighted, 3) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Calculate combined tool-call percentiles from distributions.
A weighted average of per-operation percentile values is not a combined percentile. tool_call_p50_ms, tool_call_p95_ms, and tool_call_p99_ms can therefore report incorrect values and cause false KPI regression results.
Emit per-operation latency KPIs, or provide raw samples or histogram buckets upstream and calculate the combined quantiles from that data.
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In `@projects/mcp_gateway/postprocess/mcp_gateway/parsing/parsers.py` around lines
85 - 88, Replace the weighted-average logic in the tool-call percentile loop
with a valid aggregation approach: either remove the combined tool_call_p50_ms,
tool_call_p95_ms, and tool_call_p99_ms outputs while retaining per-operation
latency KPIs, or consume raw samples or histogram buckets from upstream and
calculate combined quantiles from that distribution; do not derive combined
percentiles via _weighted_avg.
| category: http | ||
| promql: >- | ||
| sum(rate(istio_requests_total | ||
| {destination_workload_namespace=~"{ns}",response_code=~"4.."}[1m])) |
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{destination_workload_namespace=~"{ns}",response_code=~"4.."}[1m]))
can this work? 🤔
at first glance, I'm surprised by the nested{prom_label={python_param}}
| - istio-system | ||
| step_seconds: 15 | ||
| query_keys: [] # empty = all queries from queries.yaml | ||
| query_keys: |
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can you find a way to make this easier to extend?
something like this:
metrics:
common: # dicts are better than list in the config, for presets overrides
source: projects/caliper/prometheus_metrics/queries.yaml
query_keys: ...
| max_relative_regression=0.10, | ||
| min_baseline_points=1, |
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the last update of the regression testing changes the way this configured
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looks good as a first version,
we'll continue the work together when I start diving into capture Prometheus metrics for LLM-D
for reference, here is an enumeration of the metrics I was capturing for fine-tuning in TOPSAIL
https://github.com/openshift-psap/topsail/blob/main/projects/fine_tuning/testing/metrics.txt
what I'd like to see (in the final version) is flexibility over the parameters
there are many things hardcoded in this file, and it was hard to pass information from the test phase to the post-processing phase.
Basically, in TOPSAIL, I had:
- in the test phase, capture the full prom DB. Easy. No configuration.
- in the post-process phase, extract and plot the relevant metrics
But some info needs to be carried from the test phase to the post-process phase, like the namespace, the pod names, the container names, etc. And in TOPSAIL, this wasn't possible.
/lgtm
Summary
Split out of #170 (2/3).
MCPGatewaySlackProviderwith the sharedCaliperSlackProvider, driven bynotifications.slack.channel_id.analysis_config+ version comparison labels,current_kpis).prom_summary.pyhelper.Files
Test plan
pytest projects/core/tests/test_caliper_slack.py projects/mcp_gateway/postprocess/tests/test_mcp_gateway_plugin.pykpis.jsonand, with historical S3 data,regression_analyze/kpi_analyze.jsonnotifications.slack.channel_idset sends Slack viaCaliperSlackProviderMade with Cursor
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