Google Cloud MCP Server
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A MCP server implementation for Google Cloud using Go and Cobra. The server supports `stdio` as well as `SSE` as transport.
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What is Google Cloud MCP Server?
This is a MCP (Model Configuration Protocol) server implementation specifically designed for Google Cloud. It's built using Go and the Cobra framework.
How to use Google Cloud MCP Server?
To use the server locally, configure the mcpServers
section with the command path, arguments (e.g., --transport stdio
), and environment variables. Refer to the provided JSON configuration example for guidance.
Key features of Google Cloud MCP Server
Supports
stdio
transportSupports
SSE
transportBuilt with Go
Uses Cobra framework
Designed for Google Cloud
Use cases of Google Cloud MCP Server
Local development with Claude Desktop
Managing configurations in Google Cloud environments
Serving configurations via
stdio
Serving configurations via
SSE
FAQ from Google Cloud MCP Server
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP stands for Model Configuration Protocol.
What transport options are supported?
What transport options are supported?
The server supports stdio
and SSE
as transport methods.
What language is the server written in?
What language is the server written in?
The server is written in Go.
What framework is used?
What framework is used?
The server uses the Cobra framework.
Where can I find the license?
Where can I find the license?
The software is provided under the MIT open source license, read the LICENSE
file for details.