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Aiven MCP Server - Manage Databases & Cloud Infra

You've got your AI client connected, so you don't gotta jump between terminals or dashboards anymore. You manage complex, open-source data infrastructure—Postgres, MySQL, Kafka, and more—right from this chat window. This server lets you treat your entire cloud stack like a single, conversational environment.

Managing the Organization Shell

To keep things clean, you can check what accounts you have access to using list_accounts or pull up detailed info on one specific account with get_account. If you gotta start fresh for a new department or client, use create_account to spin up an entirely separate Aiven profile. Conversely, if that old account is empty and done, you can permanently wipe it out using delete_account, but be sure it's truly clear first.

For organizational structure, you can see every organization you belong to with list_organizations. You can also list all the teams set up under your current account with list_account_teams or check out which projects exist across the whole system using list_organization_projects. If you need to bring someone new into the fold, send an invite via invite_organization_user; for internal team structure, use create_account_team to add a specific group to your existing account.

You can modify general details or settings on an established profile with update_account.

Project and Service Lifecycle Management

When you're ready to build something, start by initializing a new environment using create_project. Need to check what projects are already running under your account? Use list_account_projects; if you want the full list of every project you can access, run list_projects.

To dive deep into any given setup, use get_project to pull all configuration details. Once a project is built and running services—like Postgres or Redis—you deploy them with create_service. To see everything currently active in that environment, run list_services, which pulls up the status for every single service instance. You can grab the current connection data and status of any specific setup using get_service.

If you need to tweak performance or change settings on a running resource, use update_service or modify core parameters via update_project. When a service is totally done, terminate it with delete_service; if the whole project is obsolete, wipe everything clean by calling delete_project, which shuts down all associated resources.

Network Security and Isolation (VPCs)

You gotta keep your data locked down. You can build a Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) for any specific project using create_project_vpc to secure its network boundaries, ensuring isolation from everything else. To see what VPCs are set up within one particular project, run list_project_vpcs. For an organization-wide view of networking setups, you can list all existing VPCs across the whole structure with list_organization_vpcs.

Billing and User Access

Managing money is a big deal. You can see which billing groups are set up under your organization using list_billing_groups, or create a new, dedicated group with create_billing_group to track costs for specific departments or projects. To review the financials, you pull detailed records of invoices for a specified group using list_billing_group_invoices.

For payment methods, you can fetch all credit cards attached to your profile by running list_cards, and add a new one with add_card.

Putting It All Together

This whole suite lets you manage networking through tools like listing available service types (list_project_service_types) for deployment, while simultaneously handling user access via list_account_teams. You can also get a high-level view of all projects belonging directly under the organization root using list_organization_projects.