MCP servers for cloud & infrastructure

The major cloud providers have fully embraced MCP: AWS, Microsoft and Cloudflare each publish multiple official servers, from documentation search to full infrastructure management. Powerful — but here more than anywhere: an AI agent with write access to your production infrastructure is a risk you must explicitly constrain with IAM roles and read-only modes.

11 servers · last verified 2026-07-06 · Official = built and maintained by the vendor itself

AWS Knowledge MCP Server

Official

by Amazon Web Services

Managed remote MCP server serving up-to-date AWS documentation, API references and best practices to agents.

Capabilities: search AWS documentation · read API references · best-practice guidance

Authentication
None required for knowledge lookups (publicly accessible managed endpoint)
Use cases
grounding coding agents in current AWS docs

⚠ Knowledge only — no account operations.

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AWS MCP Server (managed)

Official

by Amazon Web Services

AWS's fully managed remote MCP server (GA May 2026): one endpoint with authenticated access to 15,000+ AWS API operations, live documentation, curated agent SOPs and sandboxed Python execution.

Capabilities: call_aws: 15,000+ AWS API operations under own IAM identity · search/read current AWS documentation · curated Agent SOPs/skills · sandboxed Python execution · CloudTrail audit logging

Authentication
AWS IAM (SigV4) with existing credentials
Use cases
natural-language AWS operations, infrastructure troubleshooting, governed agent access to AWS accounts

⚠ GA since 2026-05-06; recommended starting point over the open-source suite for most users.

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AWS open-source MCP servers (awslabs/mcp suite)

Official

by AWS Labs

Suite of dozens of official open-source AWS MCP servers, each scoped to one service or workflow: Documentation, API/CLI, CDK, Cloud Control API, DynamoDB, Aurora Postgres, Bedrock Knowledge Bases, Pricing, IAM, Step Functions and more.

Capabilities: service-specific tools (DynamoDB, IAM, Step Functions, Pricing, CDK, etc.) · AWS documentation lookup · infrastructure-as-code assistance · cost estimation

Authentication
AWS credentials (IAM) per server; mostly self-hosted stdio
Use cases
specialised per-service agent tooling, cost analysis before deployment, IaC development

⚠ Large fast-moving suite; check per-server status in docs.

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Azure MCP Server

Official

by Microsoft

Microsoft's official Azure MCP server: 276 tools across 57 Azure services for provisioning, deployment, monitoring and diagnostics; v2.0 stable, also as one-click .mcpb bundle and built into Visual Studio 2026.

Capabilities: manage 57 Azure services (Storage, Cosmos DB, AKS, App Service, Key Vault, Monitor...) · provisioning and deployment · operational diagnostics · monitoring

Authentication
Microsoft Entra ID via Azure Identity (az login / managed identity)
Use cases
agentic cloud automation from VS/VS Code/Claude Desktop, Azure resource troubleshooting

⚠ Microsoft catalogs all its MCP servers at github.com/microsoft/mcp and mcp.azure.com (MCP Center).

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Cloudflare MCP servers (catalog of 17)

Official

by Cloudflare

Catalog of 17 Cloudflare-hosted remote MCP servers, headlined by the Cloudflare API server (https://mcp.cloudflare.com/mcp, 2,500+ endpoints via token-efficient Code Mode), plus Docs, Workers Bindings/Builds, Observability, Radar, Browser Rendering, Logpush, AI Gateway, Audit Logs, DNS Analytics, CASB and GraphQL.

Capabilities: full Cloudflare API access · logs and observability · Radar internet insights · browser rendering (fetch/screenshot) · audit log review

Authentication
OAuth for users; optional API-token bearer for CI/CD
Use cases
Workers development and debugging, DNS/traffic analysis, security misconfiguration review

⚠ Cloudflare is also the leading platform for building/deploying your own remote MCP servers (Agents SDK) and offers MCP Server Portals for enterprise governance.

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Docker MCP Catalog, Toolkit & Gateway

Official

by Docker

Docker's MCP infrastructure: a curated catalog of 200+ verified containerized MCP servers on Docker Hub, a Desktop Toolkit for one-click running, and an open-source MCP Gateway that orchestrates multiple servers behind one secure endpoint.

Capabilities: run 200+ verified MCP servers as containers · central gateway with dynamic tool discovery · logging and call tracing · secret management · custom team catalogs

Authentication
Per server; Gateway centralizes configuration and credentials
Use cases
secure containerized MCP deployment for teams, one gateway config instead of per-client setup

⚠ Gateway is open source (github.com/docker/mcp-gateway); catalog at hub.docker.com/mcp.

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Google Cloud managed MCP servers

Official

by Google Cloud

50+ Google-managed MCP servers across Google and Google Cloud services (incl. GKE), plus the Gemini Cloud Assist remote MCP server and a fully managed remote MCP server in Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform (June 2026).

Capabilities: service-specific Google Cloud operations · cloud troubleshooting via Gemini Cloud Assist · Vertex/Agent Platform access: generation, prediction, notebooks, endpoints, tuning, evals

Authentication
Google Cloud IAM / OAuth via Google's API infrastructure
Use cases
governed external-agent access to Google Cloud, GKE and infra operations from AI clients

⚠ Fast-moving offering; endpoints differ per service. Also see Developer Knowledge MCP (developers.google.com/knowledge/mcp).

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Netlify MCP Server

Official

by Netlify

Netlify's official MCP server letting AI agents build, deploy and manage sites on Netlify, from first prompt to live site.

Capabilities: deploy sites · manage deployments and extensions · site/project configuration

Authentication
Netlify login via CLI / personal access token
Use cases
agent-driven deployment of AI-generated apps, site management from Windsurf/Cursor/Copilot

⚠ Launched June 2025; runs locally (npm) on top of the Netlify CLI.

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Terraform MCP Server

Official

by HashiCorp (IBM)

Official HashiCorp MCP server providing real-time Terraform Registry data (provider docs, modules, Sentinel policies) and HCP Terraform/Terraform Enterprise workspace operations.

Capabilities: search current provider documentation · module inputs/outputs/examples · Sentinel policies · manage HCP Terraform workspaces, variables, tags, variable sets

Authentication
None for public registry lookups; HCP Terraform token for workspace operations
Use cases
writing correct Terraform with up-to-date provider docs, IaC governance workflows

⚠ Recommended to run locally (127.0.0.1) via stdio or streamable HTTP; Docker image available.

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Vercel MCP

Official

by Vercel

Vercel's official remote MCP server (https://mcp.vercel.com) with OAuth, giving AI clients secure access to project metadata, deployments, logs and docs.

Capabilities: inspect projects and deployments · access logs · search Vercel docs · project metadata

Authentication
OAuth (remote)
Use cases
deployment debugging from Claude/Cursor/VS Code, project status queries

⚠ Read-only at launch (deliberate); public beta. Vercel also provides first-class hosting for your own MCP servers.

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Kubernetes MCP Server (containers/kubernetes-mcp-server)

Community

by containers project (Red Hat engineers)

Native Go MCP server for Kubernetes and OpenShift that talks directly to the API server (no kubectl/helm wrapper): CRUD on any resource, pod exec/logs, Helm, multi-cluster.

Capabilities: CRUD on any Kubernetes/OpenShift resource incl. CRDs · pod exec and logs · Helm operations · multi-cluster via kubeconfig

Authentication
kubeconfig / in-cluster service account
Use cases
cluster troubleshooting by agents, resource management in natural language

⚠ No official CNCF/Kubernetes-SIG MCP server exists. Popular TypeScript alternative: Flux159/mcp-server-kubernetes (kubectl wrapper). Full cluster credentials = high blast radius; use scoped RBAC.

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