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Rook Ceph MCP Server

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shreyanshjain7174

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Shreyansh Sancheti

About Rook Ceph MCP Server

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for managing Rook Ceph storage clusters in Kubernetes environments.

#rook-ceph#kubernetes#storage-management

Rook Ceph MCP Server config

Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "rook-ceph-mcp": {
      "command": "docker",
      "args": [
        "run",
        "-p",
        "3000:3000",
        "rook-ceph-mcp"
      ]
    }
  }
}

Rook Ceph MCP Server tools

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Overview

What is Rook Ceph Mcp?

Rook Ceph Mcp is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for managing Rook Ceph storage clusters in Kubernetes environments. It provides tools to list and monitor clusters, manage block pools, filesystems, and object stores, and offers pre-configured YAML templates and troubleshooting prompts.

How to use Rook Ceph Mcp?

Install dependencies with npm install, build with npm run build, then start in stdio mode (npm run start:stdio) or HTTP mode (npm start). A Docker image can be built and run. The server requires a Kubernetes cluster with Rook Ceph installed and uses the default kubeconfig for authentication. Example invocations include list_clusters, create_block_pool, and get_cluster_status.

Key features of Rook Ceph Mcp

  • Cluster management: list and monitor Ceph clusters
  • Storage resources: manage block pools, filesystems, object stores
  • Manifest templates: access pre-configured YAML templates
  • Native Kubernetes API integration
  • Built-in prompts for cluster setup and troubleshooting

Use cases of Rook Ceph Mcp

  • Monitor the status of Ceph clusters in a Kubernetes environment
  • Create and manage block pools, filesystems, and object stores
  • Access ready-to-use YAML manifests for common Rook Ceph resources
  • Step through guided cluster setup and troubleshooting assistance

Frequently asked questions

1

What prerequisites are needed to run this server?

A Kubernetes cluster with Rook Ceph operator installed, kubectl configured with cluster access, and Node.js 18+ with npm.

2

What transport modes are supported?

The server supports both stdio transport (for local development) and HTTP transport (for cloud hosting). In HTTP mode it exposes endpoints such as `/health`, `/mcp/tools`, and `/mcp/call-tool`.

3

What tools does the server provide?

Cluster operations include `list_clusters` and `get_cluster_status`. Storage resource tools include `list_block_pools`, `list_filesystems`, `list_object_stores`, `create_block_pool`, and `delete_resource`.

4

Where can I find YAML manifest templates?

The server provides resources at URIs like `rook-ceph://manifests/cluster`, `rook-ceph://manifests/block-pool`, `rook-ceph://manifests/filesystem`, and `rook-ceph://manifests/object-store`.

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