Elasticsearch MCP Server
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This is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server implementation that provides Elasticsearch interaction. It enables searching documents, analyzing indices, and managing clusters through a set of tools.
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What is Elasticsearch MCP Server?
The Elasticsearch MCP Server is a server implementation that allows interaction with an Elasticsearch cluster using the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It provides tools for searching documents, analyzing indices, and managing the cluster.
How to use Elasticsearch MCP Server?
To use the server, configure it within Claude Desktop's config file (claude_desktop_config.json) with the appropriate command, arguments, and environment variables (ELASTIC_HOST, ELASTIC_USERNAME, ELASTIC_PASSWORD). Then, restart Claude Desktop. You can then interact with Elasticsearch using natural language commands through Claude.
Key features of Elasticsearch MCP Server
List indices
Retrieve index mapping
Get index settings
Search documents using Elasticsearch Query DSL
Get cluster health status
Get cluster statistics
Use cases of Elasticsearch MCP Server
Searching for specific documents within an Elasticsearch index using natural language queries.
Analyzing the structure and configuration of Elasticsearch indices.
Monitoring the health and performance of an Elasticsearch cluster.
Integrating Elasticsearch data with Claude Desktop for enhanced data analysis and insights.
FAQ from Elasticsearch MCP Server
How do I list all indices?
How do I list all indices?
Use the natural language command 'List all indices in the cluster' through Claude.
How do I check the cluster health?
How do I check the cluster health?
Use the natural language command 'Show me the cluster health status' through Claude.
Where do I configure the server?
Where do I configure the server?
Add the server configuration to Claude Desktop's config file claude_desktop_config.json.
What Elasticsearch credentials do I need?
What Elasticsearch credentials do I need?
You need the Elasticsearch host URL, username, and password.
How do I start the Elasticsearch cluster?
How do I start the Elasticsearch cluster?
Use Docker Compose with the command docker-compose up -d.