MCP System Info Server

by Allen Bijo

DevOps/Monitoring & Observability system info monitoring diagnostics hardware server

The MCP System Info Server is a lightweight server providing real-time system information. It retrieves hardware and system details for monitoring and diagnostic purposes.

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What is MCP System Info Server?

The MCP System Info Server is a lightweight and efficient server designed to provide real-time system information. It collects data on CPU, memory, disk, and GPU statistics, offering a comprehensive overview of system health and performance.

How to use MCP System Info Server?

To use the server, first clone the repository. Then, configure your client to include the MCP server, specifying the command and arguments needed to run the sysinfo.py script. The server will then start listening for incoming requests and provide system information via the /get_sysinfo endpoint.

Key features of MCP System Info Server

System Information (System Name, Node Name, OS Release, OS Version, Machine Type, Processor)
CPU Information (Processor Name, Physical Cores, Logical Cores)
Memory Information (Total Memory, Available Memory, Used Memory, Memory Utilization)
Disk Information (Total Disk Space, Used Disk Space, Free Disk Space, Disk Space Utilization)

Use cases of MCP System Info Server

Real-time system monitoring
Performance diagnostics
Resource utilization analysis
Troubleshooting system issues

FAQ from MCP System Info Server

What kind of system information does the server provide?

The server provides information about the system, CPU, memory, and disk usage.

How do I install the server?

Clone the repository using git clone https://github.com/allenbijo/mcp-sysinfo.git.

What is the API endpoint to get system information?

The API endpoint is /get_sysinfo.

What license is the project under?

The project is licensed under the MIT License.

Who is the author of this project?

The author is Allen Bijo.