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Prajwalnayak7_mcp Server Redis MCP Server

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Category

Databases

License

MIT license

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Author

MCP-Mirror

About Prajwalnayak7_mcp Server Redis MCP Server

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Overview

What is Prajwalnayak7_mcp Server Redis?

Prajwalnayak7_mcp Server Redis is an MCP server that integrates with Redis, providing tools to perform basic, list, hash, set, and pub/sub operations, along with resources to inspect connection status, server info, and keys. It is intended for developers who want to interact with a Redis instance through the Model Context Protocol.

How to use Prajwalnayak7_mcp Server Redis?

Install the uv package manager, create a virtual environment, run uv sync to install dependencies, and configure Redis connection via environment variables (see .env.example). Start the server with python src/server.py. You can also test it using the MCP Inspector (mcp dev src/server.py) or install it in Claude Desktop (mcp install src/server.py).

Key features of Prajwalnayak7_mcp Server Redis

  • Provides resources for connection status, server info, and key pattern listing.
  • Offers tools for basic operations: get, set, delete, increment.
  • Supports list, hash, and set data structure operations.
  • Includes Redis Pub/Sub messaging via publish_message.
  • Automatic reconnection on connection loss.
  • Error handling with meaningful responses.

Use cases of Prajwalnayak7_mcp Server Redis

  • Manage key-value data directly from an MCP client.
  • Inspect Redis server health and key patterns.
  • Build applications that require Redis list, hash, or set manipulation.
  • Publish messages to Redis channels for event-driven workflows.

Frequently asked questions

1

How do I install Prajwalnayak7_mcp Server Redis?

Install the `uv` package manager, then run `uv venv`, `source .venv/bin/activate`, and `uv sync`. Copy `.env.example` to `.env` and fill in your Redis connection details. Start the server with `python src/server.py`.

2

What dependencies are required?

Python and the `uv` package manager are required. The `uv sync` command installs all project dependencies automatically.

3

How do I configure the Redis connection?

Set the appropriate environment variables as shown in the `.env.example` file. This typically includes the Redis host, port, and possibly credentials.

4

What operations does the server support?

The server supports getting/setting/deleting keys, incrementing values, list push/range, hash set/get, set add/members, and publishing messages on channels. It also exposes resources for status, info, and key pattern queries.

5

Does the server handle connection drops?

Yes, Prajwalnayak7_mcp Server Redis automatically reconnects to Redis if the connection is lost.

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