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OpenSearch MCP Server

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The OpenSearch MCP Server provides Model Context Protocol integration for OpenSearch, inspired by elasticsearch-mcp-server. It offers tools for managing indices, clusters, and documents within an OpenSearch cluster.

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What is OpenSearch MCP Server?

The OpenSearch MCP Server is a tool that allows you to manage and interact with your OpenSearch cluster using the Model Context Protocol. It provides functionalities to list indices, get mappings and settings, retrieve cluster health and statistics, and search documents.

How to use OpenSearch MCP Server?

First, clone the repository and create a virtual environment. Install the required dependencies using uv pip install -e .. Configure the server by creating a .env file with your OpenSearch credentials. Finally, run the server using uv run opensearch-mcp-server --port=<port>. Integrate with Cursor or Claude Desktop APP by following the instructions provided in the README.

Key features of OpenSearch MCP Server

  • List all indices in OpenSearch cluster

  • Get index mapping

  • Get index settings

  • Get cluster health status

  • Get cluster statistics

  • Search documents

Use cases of OpenSearch MCP Server

  • Monitoring OpenSearch cluster health

  • Managing indices and their configurations

  • Searching for specific documents within indices

  • Integrating OpenSearch with Cursor IDE

  • Integrating OpenSearch with Claude Desktop APP

FAQ from OpenSearch MCP Server

What is MCP?

MCP stands for Model Context Protocol, a protocol used for communication between applications.

How do I configure the server?

Create a .env file in the root directory with your OpenSearch host, username, and password.

What is the default port?

The port is specified when running the server using the --port argument.

How do I run tests?

Run the tests using the command uv run pytest -vv -s test_opensearch.py.

Where can I find the license?

The license is available in the LICENSE file.