Overview
What is Google Cloud MCP Server?
Google Cloud MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol server that connects to Google Cloud services, providing context and tools for interacting with Google Cloud resources.
How to use Google Cloud MCP Server?
To use the server, clone the repository, install dependencies, and authenticate to Google Cloud using a service account key file or environment variables. Configure the MCP servers in your client to start using it.
Key features of Google Cloud MCP Server?
- Supports Google Cloud Logging, Monitoring, and Spanner.
- Allows querying and filtering of log entries.
- Executes SQL queries against Spanner databases.
- Retrieves and analyzes metrics from Google Cloud Monitoring.
- Supports lazy loading of authentication for efficient server startup.
Use cases of Google Cloud MCP Server?
- Monitoring and analyzing logs from Google Cloud services.
- Executing and managing SQL queries on Google Cloud Spanner databases.
- Visualizing and analyzing metrics from Google Cloud Monitoring.
FAQ from Google Cloud MCP Server?
- What authentication methods are supported?
The server supports Service Account Key File and Environment Variables for authentication.
- How do I troubleshoot server timeout issues?
Enable debug logging, ensure lazy authentication is set, and check the accessibility of your credentials file.
- Can I use this server with Smithery?
Yes, the server can be deployed with Smithery, but local server support is still in development.