opensearch-mcp-server-poc
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The OpenSearch MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol server that facilitates interaction with OpenSearch clusters using Server-Sent Events (SSE), enabling seamless integration of OpenSearch operations into AI workflows.
The OpenSearch MCP Server is designed to provide a robust and efficient way to interact with OpenSearch clusters through the use of Server-Sent Events (SSE). This server is particularly useful for AI workflows that require real-time data processing and integration with OpenSearch operations. By leveraging the capabilities of SSE, the server ensures that data is transmitted in a real-time, event-driven manner, which is crucial for applications that demand immediate data updates and interactions. The server is built with a focus on security and ease of use, allowing users to securely connect to OpenSearch clusters and perform various operations. It supports Python 3.12 or higher and uses 'uv' for dependency management, ensuring that the environment is consistent and reproducible. The server is highly configurable, allowing users to set up their OpenSearch connection and server parameters through environment variables and command-line arguments. This flexibility makes it suitable for both development and production environments.
Features
- OpenSearch Integration: Secure connection and interaction with OpenSearch clusters.
- SSE Communication: Real-time, event-driven communication using Server-Sent Events.
- Tool Suite: Initial tool to list indices in the cluster, with more tools planned for future releases.
- Dependency Management: Uses 'uv' for managing dependencies with a lock file for reproducible builds.
- Configurable Server: Easily configurable through environment variables and command-line arguments.
Tools
list_indices
Lists all indices in the OpenSearch cluster and returns a list of index names.