MCP Server Mariadb

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カテゴリ

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MIT

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abel9851

MCP Server Mariadb について

An mcp server that provides read-only access to MariaDB.

#mcp #mariadb #model-context-protocol #mcp-server

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MCP Server Mariadb のツール

Execute read-only operations against MariDB

概要

What is mcp-server-mariadb?

An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that retrieves data from a MariaDB database. It is intended for use with MCP clients such as Claude Desktop.

How to use mcp-server-mariadb?

Configure the server in your Claude Desktop config file (claude_desktop_config.json). Use uvx to run the published package with connection parameters (--host, --port, --user, --password, --database). For development, use uv to run the source directly with environment variables.

Key features of mcp-server-mariadb

Expose schema list in database as a resource.
Execute read-only SQL queries via query_database tool.
Secured – only read‑only operations are permitted.
Supports connection to any MariaDB instance.
MIT licensed.

Use cases of mcp-server-mariadb

Explore database schema without direct client access.
Run ad‑hoc read queries from an MCP chat interface.
Integrate MariaDB data into AI‑assisted workflows.
Provide database metadata to LLMs for context.

よくある質問

What dependencies does mcp-server-mariadb require?

You must have MariaDB Connector/C installed. On macOS, run `brew install mariadb-connector-c` and set the `MARIADB_CONFIG` environment variable to the path of `mariadb_config`.

Can mcp-server-mariadb modify data?

No. The `query_database` tool is read‑only; it only executes queries that do not modify the database.

How do I configure mcp-server-mariadb with Claude Desktop?

Add a JSON entry under `mcpServers` in the Claude config file. Use `uvx` with connection arguments for the published version, or `uv` with environment variables for development.

Where does the server look for the database?

You provide the host, port, user, password, and database name either as command‑line arguments (`--host`, `--port`, etc.) or via environment variables.