What is OpenStack MCP Server?
OpenStack MCP Server is a lightweight and extensible service that allows AI assistants to securely execute OpenStack CLI commands via the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It is designed to work with the Claude Desktop application, enabling users to interact with OpenStack resources directly from the AI assistant.
How to use OpenStack MCP Server?
To use the OpenStack MCP Server, you need to install the required software, configure your OpenStack credentials in the application.yml file, and integrate it with the Claude Desktop application by updating the claude-desktop.json file with the server details.
Key features of OpenStack MCP Server?
- Secure execution of OpenStack CLI commands through AI assistants.
- Integration with Claude Desktop for seamless interaction.
- Extensible architecture for future enhancements.
Use cases of OpenStack MCP Server?
- Listing OpenStack servers and projects through AI commands.
- Managing OpenStack resources using natural language prompts.
- Automating OpenStack CLI tasks via AI assistants.
FAQ from OpenStack MCP Server?
- What are the prerequisites for using OpenStack MCP Server?
You need Java 21, Maven 3.8+, and the OpenStack CLI installed on your machine.
- How do I configure OpenStack credentials?
Update the
application.ymlfile with your OpenStack authentication URL, region name, and application credentials.
- Can I use OpenStack MCP Server with other AI assistants?
Currently, it is designed to work with Claude Desktop, but it may be extended for other platforms in the future.