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OceanBase Kubernetes Control Tool (okctl) MCP Server

OceanBase Kubernetes Control Tool (okctl) MCP Server

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About OceanBase Kubernetes Control Tool (okctl) MCP Server

The okctl MCP server exposes OceanBase Kubernetes Control Tool operations to clients. It is intended for administrators managing OceanBase clusters, tenants, backup policies, components, and SQL through okctl.

Key features

  1. 01Create, inspect, scale, update, and upgrade clusters
  2. 02Manage tenant lifecycle and configuration
  3. 03Create and control backup policies
  4. 04Configure connections and execute SQL
  5. 05Install, update, and list components
  6. 06Select tool groups and transport options

Use cases

  1. 01Operate OceanBase clusters in Kubernetes
  2. 02Manage tenant resources and primary-standby transitions
  3. 03Configure backups and run cluster SQL
  4. 04Enable only selected operation groups

MCP support

It exposes okctl-backed tools for OceanBase cluster, tenant, backup policy, component, and SQL operations to MCP clients. Tool groups can be selected, and it supports stdio or SSE transport.

Configuration

Local server config is the same for every client. Copy it into your client’s MCP config file.

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Tools

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Details

From the project README

OceanBase Kubernetes Control Tool (okctl) MCP Server

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Project Overview

This project is the MCP server implementation for the OceanBase Kubernetes Control Tool (okctl). It provides a set of tool functions for managing OceanBase clusters, tenants, and backup policies. These functions are implemented by calling the underlying okctl command-line tool and exposing these features to clients through the MCP protocol.

Functional Modules

This project includes the following main tools:

1. Cluster Management (clusters.py)

Provides functionality for creating, deleting, viewing, scaling, updating, and upgrading OceanBase clusters.

  • list_all_clusters() - List all OceanBase clusters
  • show_cluster() - Display detailed information of a specified cluster
  • create_cluster() - Create a new OceanBase cluster
  • delete_cluster() - Delete a specified OceanBase cluster
  • scale_cluster() - Scale an OceanBase cluster
  • update_cluster() - Update OceanBase cluster configuration
  • upgrade_cluster() - Upgrade OceanBase cluster version
2. Tenant Management (tenants.py)

Provides functionality for creating, deleting, viewing, scaling, updating, and managing OceanBase tenants.

  • list_tenants() - List all tenants
  • create_tenant() - Create a new tenant
  • delete_tenant() - Delete a specified tenant
  • show_tenant() - Display tenant detailed information
  • scale_tenant() - Scale tenant resources
  • update_tenant() - Update tenant configuration
  • upgrade_tenant() - Upgrade tenant version
  • change_tenant_password() - Change tenant password
  • activate_tenant() - Activate standby tenant
  • replay_tenant_log() - Replay tenant logs
  • switchover_tenant() - Switch between primary and standby tenants
3. Backup Policy Management (backup_policy.py)

Provides functionality for creating, deleting, viewing, updating, and managing OceanBase backup policies.

  • list_backup_policies() - List all backup policies
  • create_backup_policy() - Create a new backup policy
  • delete_backup_policy() - Delete a specified backup policy
  • show_backup_policy() - Display backup policy detailed information
  • update_backup_policy() - Update backup policy
  • pause_backup_policy() - Pause backup policy
  • resume_backup_policy() - Resume backup policy
4. SQL Operations (sql.py)

Provides functionality for configuring database connections and executing SQL queries on OceanBase clusters.

  • configure_cluster_connection() - Configure database connection to a cluster
    • Parameters: cluster_name, tenant_name (default: "sys"), namespace (default: "default"), user, password (if not provided, will use environment variable OB_CLUSTER_PASSWORD), port (default: 2881)
    • Returns: Database connection configuration information
  • execute_cluster_sql() - Execute SQL queries on a cluster
    • Parameters: query, cluster_name (optional), tenant_name (default: "sys"), database (default: "oceanbase"), namespace (default: "default")
    • Returns: Query results
    • Supports various SQL commands including SELECT, SHOW TABLES, SHOW COLUMNS, DESCRIBE, and DML statements
5. Component Management (components.py)

Provides functionality for installing, updating, and managing OceanBase components.

  • list_components() - List all installed components
  • install_component() - Install a new component
  • update_component() - Update component

Development Environment Setup

Prerequisites
  • Python 3.10 or higher installed
  • uv package manager installed (uv official documentation)
  • OceanBase Kubernetes Control Tool (okctl) installed and configured
  • Kubernetes environment configured with access permissions to OceanBase clusters
Configuring the MCP Server
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "okctl-mcp-server-py": {
      "command": "uv",
      "args": ["--directory", "/path/to/okctl-mcp-server", "run", "src/okctl/server.py"],
      "env": {
        // you need to set these environment variables if you want to connect to cluster by root@sys
        "OB_CLUSTER_PASSWORD": "<password of cluster>"
      }
    }
  }
}
Command Line Arguments
  • --tools: Specify which tools to enable, comma separated. Options:

    • all: Enable all tools (default)
    • clusters: Enable cluster management tools only
    • tenants: Enable tenant management tools only
    • backup_policy: Enable backup policy management tools only
    • components: Enable component management tools only
    • sql: Enable SQL operation tools only

    Example: --tools=clusters,tenants,sql

  • --use_sse: Use Server-Sent Events (SSE) transport instead of stdio

  • --port: Specify the port for SSE transport (default: 8000)

Important Notes

  • The server needs to run in an environment with access to the Kubernetes cluster
  • All functions are implemented by calling the underlying okctl command-line tool, so ensure okctl is properly installed and configured
  • Most functions provide a namespace parameter with a default value of "default", which can be specified as needed
  • Some operations (such as deleting clusters, deleting tenants) may be irreversible, please proceed with caution
  • When executing SQL queries, it is recommended to provide a more precise prompt, otherwise it may return an error
  • It is recommended to perform backups before executing important operations

Contributing

Issues and Pull Requests are welcome to improve this project.

License

This project is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License.

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