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MCP Server

The IONOS CLOUD MCP Server connects your AI client or AI agent to your IONOS CLOUD account using the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It runs as a local binary on your machine and makes API calls directly to IONOS CLOUD, not through any AI provider. It provides read-only access to 100+ tools across Compute Engine, IONOS CLOUD Object Storage, Cloud DNS, Certificate Manager, Billing, and Activity Log.

This release is read-only. All tools are inspection and query operations; the server cannot create, update, or delete resources. For more information, see Overview.

Why IONOS CLOUD MCP

  • Read-only by design: These tools are inspection-only. The server cannot create, modify, or delete any resource, making it safe to connect to production accounts and share with teams.

  • Local binary: IONOS CLOUD API calls go directly from the MCP server to IONOS CLOUD. They are not proxied through Anthropic, Microsoft, or any third-party relay. The AI client sends tool outputs to its model backend for inference; review your AI client's privacy policy for details.

  • 100+ tools across 6 products: Compute Engine, IONOS CLOUD Object Storage, Cloud DNS, Billing, Certificate Manager, and Activity Log.

  • Open source (Apache 2.0): Inspect the source, contribute, or extend at github.com/ionos-cloud/ionoscloud-mcp.

  • Pairs with the IONOS CLOUD Documentation MCP: Add https://docs.ionos.com/cloud/~gitbook/mcp to your config to give your AI assistant live account data and full product documentation in the same session. For more information, see Overview.

  • Discoverable on the major MCP registries: Available on the Official MCP Registry, mcp.so, and the Cursor Directory so you can find and install it from inside your AI client.

Product Overview

Configuration and Troubleshooting

Developer Tools

Supported products

Product
Tools
What you can do

50

List and inspect data centers, servers, volumes, NICs, LANs, load balancers, NAT gateways, security groups, and more

23

List buckets and objects, inspect bucket configuration (CORS, encryption, lifecycle, replication), and check access keys

14

List and inspect zones, records, reverse records, secondary zones, and DNSSEC keys

15

View invoices, usage, traffic, the product pricing catalog, and the FOCUS v1.3 mapping

6

List and inspect certificates, auto-certificates, and providers

2

Query the full audit trail: who did what, when, on which resource

Supported AI clients

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