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Rocketmq MCP Server

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Apache-2.0

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francisoliverlee

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About Rocketmq MCP Server

RocketMQ Mcp Server

Rocketmq MCP Server config

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

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "rocketmq-mcp": {
      "command": "java",
      "args": [
        "-jar",
        "rocketmq-mcp-server.jar"
      ],
      "env": {
        "NS_ADDR": "<Your-Namesrv-Address-List>",
        "AK": "<Access-Key-Of-Admin>",
        "SK": "<Secret-Key-Of-Admin>"
      }
    }
  }
}

Rocketmq MCP Server tools

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Overview

What is Rocketmq Mcp?

Rocketmq Mcp is a Spring Boot‑based server that provides HTTP interfaces for managing Apache RocketMQ. It exposes endpoints for common RocketMQ administrative tasks such as querying topics, brokers, consumers, and clusters. It is intended for developers and operators who need a programmatic way to interact with a RocketMQ cluster.

How to use Rocketmq Mcp?

Build the project with ./build.sh, then run the server with java -jar target/rocketmq-mcp-*.jar. The server listens on port 6868 by default. All available HTTP API endpoints are documented in the README and can be called with POST requests. Python test scripts in the test/ directory can be used to verify functionality.

Key features of Rocketmq Mcp

  • Provides RESTful HTTP APIs for RocketMQ management
  • Covers Controller, Nameserver, Broker, Topic, and Consumer operations
  • Includes Python test scripts (unittest and demonstration)
  • Easily extensible with new tool classes
  • Configuration via standard Spring Boot application.properties
  • Supports local debugging with the MCP inspector tool

Use cases of Rocketmq Mcp

  • Automating RocketMQ cluster administration tasks
  • Integrating RocketMQ operations into CI/CD pipelines
  • Building custom monitoring or management dashboards
  • Testing RocketMQ API behavior during development
  • Enabling AI agents to interact with RocketMQ via MCP protocol

Frequently asked questions

1

What dependencies are required to run Rocketmq Mcp?

Java (Maven‑managed dependencies from `pom.xml`) and a running RocketMQ cluster. For the test suite, Python 3 with packages from `test/requirements.txt` is needed.

2

How can I add a new management endpoint to Rocketmq Mcp?

Create a new tool class in `src/main/java/org/apache/rocketmq/mcp/tool/`, implement the HTTP interface, register it in `ToolsLoader.java`, and add corresponding test cases in the `test/` directory.

3

What transport does Rocketmq Mcp use?

All communication is over HTTP. The server listens on port 6868 and expects POST requests to the documented endpoints.

4

Where can I find the server configuration file?

Configuration is located at `src/main/resources/application.properties`, where you can change the server port and application name.

5

Does Rocketmq Mcp support authentication or ACL?

The server exposes ACL endpoints such as `POST /acl/getAclVersionList`, but authentication itself is not described in the README.

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