How do I protect my MinIO server when using this MCP?
Create a separate MinIO user with read-only access and attach the `readonly` policy. For diagnostics, also attach the `diagnostics` policy. Never use admin credentials.
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It is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for interacting with MinIO servers. It provides functions for listing buckets and objects, uploading and downloading files, getting and setting object tags, and retrieving server status and admin information.
Download the executable from the Releases page, set the MINIO_ENDPOINT, MINIO_ACCESS_KEY, and MINIO_SECRET_KEY environment variables, then configure your MCP client (e.g., Claude Desktop) with the server command. Optionally add --allow-write, --allow-delete, or --allow-admin flags to extend permissions.
Create a separate MinIO user with read-only access and attach the `readonly` policy. For diagnostics, also attach the `diagnostics` policy. Never use admin credentials.
By default the server starts in read-only mode, allowing only listing, reading, and getting object tags. Write, delete, and admin operations require explicit flags.
Add `--allow-write` and/or `--allow-delete` flags to the server arguments in your client configuration file. Enable them only when needed and remove them afterward.
Yes. The README provides a configuration example using Podman (or Docker) with environment variables for the MinIO endpoint and credentials, and mounted host directories.
A running MinIO server (or the playground at play.min.io), MinIO credentials, and a macOS or Linux host. No additional runtime or dependencies are needed beyond the single executable.
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