Overview
What is MCP Server Practice?
MCP Server Practice is a resource monitoring server based on Spring AI that monitors and provides resource information of host systems across various operating systems (Linux, macOS, Windows).
How to use MCP Server Practice?
To use MCP Server Practice, clone the repository, build the project using Maven, and run the server to start monitoring system resources.
Key features of MCP Server Practice?
- Monitors system resource information including CPU usage, memory usage, and processor count.
- Provides information on the top CPU-consuming processes, including process ID, name, CPU/memory usage, and execution time.
- Supports multiple operating systems: Linux, macOS, and Windows.
Use cases of MCP Server Practice?
- Monitoring CPU and memory usage in real-time.
- Identifying processes that consume the most CPU resources.
- Supporting system administrators in resource management across different operating systems.
FAQ from MCP Server Practice?
- What operating systems does MCP Server Practice support?
It supports Linux, macOS, and Windows.
- How do I install MCP Server Practice?
You need JDK 24 or higher and Maven 3.6 or higher to build and run the server.
- Can I monitor multiple systems with MCP Server Practice?
Yes, you can deploy it on multiple systems to monitor their resources.