Overview
What is MCP Server for MySQL?
MCP Server for MySQL is a Model Context Protocol server that provides read-only access to MySQL databases, enabling LLMs to inspect database schemas and execute read-only queries.
How to use MCP Server for MySQL?
To use the MCP Server, you can install it via Smithery, MCP Get, or manually using NPM/PNPM. After installation, configure your LLM application to connect to the MCP server using your MySQL connection details.
Key features of MCP Server for MySQL?
- Execute read-only SQL queries securely.
- Provides comprehensive database information including table schemas and statistics.
- Security features like SQL injection prevention and query whitelisting.
- Performance optimizations such as connection pooling and query caching.
- Monitoring and debugging tools for query logging and performance metrics.
Use cases of MCP Server for MySQL?
- Allowing LLMs to query MySQL databases without write access.
- Providing a secure interface for data analysis and reporting.
- Enabling developers to build applications that require read-only access to database information.
FAQ from MCP Server for MySQL?
- Can I use MCP Server for write operations?
No, the MCP Server is designed for read-only access to ensure data integrity.
- How do I troubleshoot connection issues?
Verify that your MySQL server is running and that the connection details are correct. Use the built-in diagnostics from Smithery or MCP Get for troubleshooting.
- Is there a license for MCP Server?
Yes, the MCP Server is licensed under the MIT License.