aws-boto3-mcp-private

Name: aws-boto3-mcp-private
Author: didier-durand

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About aws-boto3-mcp-private

AWS Boto3 (Pyton) MCP Server

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Config

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Overview

What is aws-boto3-mcp-private?

aws-boto3-mcp-private is an MCP server that executes Python code using the AWS Boto3 SDK to monitor and manage AWS resources in a given account. It is designed for use by LLMs, AI agents, or developer tools like AWS Q Developer or Claude Desktop. The server architecture consists of a front-end MCP server and a backend Docker container hosted on AWS Lightsail.

How to use aws-boto3-mcp-private?

The MCP client must provide valid AWS credentials (access key and secret key) as input parameters to the code executor tool. Access to the backend container can be restricted using AWS Lightsail firewall rules.

Key features of aws-boto3-mcp-private

Executes Python code via AWS Boto3 SDK.
Requires AWS credentials from the MCP client.
Front-end MCP server follows official MCP architecture.
Backend runs in a Docker container on AWS Lightsail.
Supports restricting container access via Lightsail firewall rules.

Use cases of aws-boto3-mcp-private

Automated AWS resource management via AI agents.
Secure monitoring of AWS account state.
Running ad‑hoc Boto3 scripts through a chat interface.
Integrating AWS operations into LLM‑driven workflows.

FAQ from aws-boto3-mcp-private

How does aws-boto3-mcp-private ensure security?

The MCP client must supply AWS credentials (access key and secret key) as input parameters to the code executor. Additionally, access to the backend Docker container can be restricted using AWS Lightsail firewall rules.

What are the runtime requirements?

The server requires a front‑end MCP server and a backend Docker container running on AWS Lightsail. No other dependencies are specified.

Where does code execution take place?

Code execution occurs inside the backend Docker container hosted on AWS Lightsail.

What transports or authentication does it support?

The server implements the standard MCP architecture. The MCP specifications (updated March 25, 2025) include OAuth2, but no specific authentication method is detailed for this server.