CockroachDB Cloud MCP. Monitor cluster health and audit infrastructure status.
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CockroachDB Cloud manages your globally distributed SQL infrastructure. Use this MCP to list all clusters, track individual node health, audit management operations like scaling or upgrades, and verify network allowlist rules directly from any AI client.
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Get cluster cloud details
Gets detailed information about a specific CockroachDB Cloud cluster, including its provider and region.
Get my cockroach profile
Retrieves basic identifying data for the authenticated user or organization connected to the cloud service.
List cluster nodes
Lists every individual node belonging to a specific cluster so you can assess its current health and status.
List all existing CockroachDB Cloud clusters across multiple providers and regions.
Monitor the operational status, health metrics, and details of individual database nodes within any cluster.
Retrieve a chronological list of recent administrative actions on a cluster, such as scaling or version upgrades.
Access and view the specific IP address rules that govern secure connectivity to the database.
Retrieve metadata for Customer Managed Keys (CMKs) used to encrypt sensitive cluster data.
Get basic details about the authenticated user profile and organization connected to the MCP.
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CockroachDB Cloud MCP with 8 Tools
These tools let you get detailed information on cluster status, list all nodes, audit management history, and check secure network rules.
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Start using CockroachDB Cloud on Vinkius019d7575get cluster cloud details
Gets detailed information about a specific CockroachDB Cloud cluster, including its provider and region.
019d7575get my cockroach profile
Retrieves basic identifying data for the authenticated user or organization connected to the cloud service.
019d7575list cluster nodes
Lists every individual node belonging to a specific cluster so you can assess its current health and status.
019d7575list cluster operations
Shows a timeline of recent administrative changes made to the cluster, like scaling events or version upgrades.
019d7575list cockroach clusters
Provides an overview and list of all CockroachDB Cloud clusters accessible under your account.
019d7575list encryption keys
Lists the Customer Managed Keys (CMKs) that are currently in use for encrypting cluster-level data.
019d7575list network allowlist
Displays all current network allowlist rules associated with a specific database cluster, verifying access points.
019d7575list supported cloud providers
Lists every cloud provider that CockroachDB Cloud supports for deployment, helping verify regional availability.
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The headache of manual cloud resource checking
Right now, figuring out if your distributed database is configured right means juggling three separate consoles. You check one tab for cluster status, another for node health, and a third to see who has network access. It’s slow, you copy-paste IDs all over the place, and frankly, it's exhausting.
With this MCP, you simply ask your agent what you need. Instead of clicking through separate tabs or manually gathering credentials, you get all that information—from node status to allowed IPs—returned in a single, readable block. You just talk to it.
Using the `list_network_allowlist` tool
Before this MCP, verifying network rules meant navigating deep into security groups and comparing CIDR blocks against your internal documentation. If you missed a single rule or had to check multiple clusters, the risk of error was high.
Now, you ask for it. The agent executes `list_network_allowlist` and gives you the definitive list of rules tied directly to that cluster, proving exactly what is allowed without leaving your chat interface.
What you can do with this MCP connector
Managing a multi-region database isn't just about keeping the lights on; it’s about visibility into every moving part. This connector lets you take full control of your CockroachDB Cloud setup through simple conversation. Need to know if an upgrade happened last week? Or maybe you just need to confirm which keys are protecting specific data sets? You can check all that, plus the network rules governing access.
The platform handles credentials securely using a zero-trust proxy; your secret keys pass through for use in transit but never sit on disk. This means you get deep operational visibility without ever compromising key material. Your agent reads everything—cluster details, node status, and historical operations—allowing you to track resource usage and compliance checks from one unified chat window.
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How CockroachDB Cloud MCP Works
- 1 Subscribe to this MCP and provide your CockroachDB Cloud API Secret Key.
- 2 Connect your preferred AI client (Cursor, Claude, etc.) using the credentials.
- 3 Ask a natural language question; your agent executes the necessary tool calls and returns the live data.
The bottom line is you use plain conversation to run complex cloud management queries.
Who Is CockroachDB Cloud MCP For?
DBAs, Cloud Engineers, Security teams—anyone who stares at a dashboard and realizes they'd rather just talk to their database. If your job involves proving compliance or tracking down 'why did this break?' without opening the console, you need this.
Monitoring cluster health and reviewing operation history using natural language instead of clicking through dashboards.
Auditing network allowlists and regional distribution across providers without needing console access or complex CLI commands.
Quickly looking up encryption key metadata and connectivity rules directly from their chat interface for incident response.
What Changes When You Connect
- Confirm resource boundaries instantly. Use
list_network_allowlistto verify exactly which IP ranges have access, eliminating the need to cross-reference documentation against the console. - Track changes over time with
list_cluster_operations. You get a secure record of scaling or upgrades that confirms who did what and when. - Verify data protection at the source. Running
list_encryption_keysgives you immediate metadata on your Customer Managed Keys (CMKs), critical for compliance checks. - Get a full inventory view with
list_cockroach_clusters. You can list all clusters in one go, instantly knowing where every production and dev environment lives. - Deep dive into node status. Instead of guessing if a cluster is healthy, run
list_cluster_nodesto see the real-time health and operational details for every single component.
Real-World Use Cases
Emergency Security Check
A security analyst needs to confirm if a specific VPN subnet was recently added as an approved endpoint. They ask their agent, 'Show the network allowlist for Production-Main.' The agent immediately runs list_network_allowlist, providing the exact list of rules needed for incident reporting.
Post-Migration Audit
A development team just finished a major cluster upgrade. Instead of waiting days to check logs, they ask their agent about recent activities. The system uses list_cluster_operations and confirms the version bump completed successfully last night.
Platform Planning
A cloud architect needs to know if a new geographical region is available for deployment. They simply ask, 'Which cloud providers does CockroachDB support?' The agent runs list_supported_cloud_providers and returns the full list of options.
Compliance Review
The DBA needs to prepare for a compliance audit. They use their agent to call both list_encryption_keys and get_cluster_cloud_details, generating an auditable report showing the key metadata alongside cluster location details.
The Tradeoffs
Treating it like a simple status checker
A user asks, 'Is my database okay?' and expects one simple YES/NO answer. This fails to address the complexity of multi-node clusters.
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You have to break down the question. Ask first: 'List all nodes in Production.' Then follow up with: 'Are there any degraded nodes reported by list_cluster_nodes?' Specificity is key.
Ignoring operational history
Relying only on current cluster details without knowing if recent changes were applied correctly. You might think the system is stable, but an old configuration could be active.
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Always run list_cluster_operations first. This confirms that all expected management tasks—like a required scaling event—actually occurred and completed.
Assuming one tool covers everything
Only running get_cluster_cloud_details and assuming you know the network rules. The cluster details don't tell you if external access is properly restricted.
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Always pair resource discovery with security checks. Check the basics using get_cluster_cloud_details, then immediately verify connectivity by running list_network_allowlist.
When It Fits, When It Doesn't
Use this MCP if your primary goal is visibility into state and access controls. You need to know: What clusters exist? Are the nodes healthy? Who can talk to it? If you are building a cross-platform automation that requires knowing both user records (a CRM MCP) AND network access rules, then chain this together. Don't use this if your problem is purely about data transformation or complex business logic—that needs a dedicated workflow engine. If you only need basic monitoring, running list_cluster_nodes is enough. But to do proper auditing, you must combine node checks with list_encryption_keys and list_cluster_operations. Never skip the audit trail.
Common Questions About CockroachDB Cloud MCP
How do I find all my clusters using get_cluster_cloud_details? +
You don't need get_cluster_cloud_details for an overview. Use list_cockroach_clusters to see a list of everything, then use the specific cluster name with get_cluster_cloud_details if you want deep stats on one.
What does list_cluster_nodes tell me about my database health? +
It lists every node and provides its current status, helping you pinpoint which specific machine is degraded or offline. This gives a much more granular view than just checking the cluster name.
Can I check past changes using list_cluster_operations? +
Yes, list_cluster_operations reviews recent admin actions like scaling and upgrades. It helps you know what changed and when it happened for auditing purposes.
I need to audit my network rules. Should I use list_network_allowlist? +
Yes, list_network_allowlist is the dedicated tool. It pulls up all active IP allowlist rules for a specific cluster in one request.
Does this MCP help me check encryption keys? How do I use list_encryption_keys? +
You run list_encryption_keys to retrieve metadata on the Customer Managed Keys (CMKs). This is crucial for confirming which data sets are encrypted and by what key.
How do I check my account or organization details using get_my_cockroach_profile? +
It pulls up your authenticated user and organization info. This is useful for verifying who has access to the cluster, confirming credentials, or checking organizational metadata.
What cloud providers can I even use? Should I run list_supported_cloud_providers? +
It gives you a definitive list of all supported cloud vendors. You'll see which regions and platforms the MCP knows how to connect with, so you never guess where your cluster needs to live.
If I need full operational specs for one specific cluster, should I use get_cluster_cloud_details? +
Yes. This tool goes beyond just listing the cluster name. It delivers detailed information about a single instance, including its assigned provider and region details.
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