GCP MCP Server
Last updated December 15, 2024
About GCP MCP Server
Official MCP servers that connect AI assistants with Google Cloud services via the gcloud CLI and Observability APIs.
GCP MCP Server is an official set of Model Context Protocol implementations from Google Cloud that allow AI assistants to interact with cloud infrastructure through natural language. The main gcloud MCP server wraps the gcloud CLI, enabling developers to perform cloud operations without memorizing complex command syntax. In addition, the Observability MCP server provides access to Google Cloud's logging, metrics, and tracing APIs, making it easier to monitor and debug applications. These servers simplify workflows, reduce errors, and empower teams to manage Google Cloud resources more effectively within AI-assisted development environments.
Key features
- Interact with Google Cloud via gcloud CLI using natural language
- Automate multi-step cloud workflows
- Reduce complexity with simplified command chaining
- Observability MCP server for logs, metrics, and trace queries
- Works with Gemini CLI and Gemini Code Assist
- Secure authentication with Google Cloud credentials
- Easy installation via npm
- Maintained by Google Cloud
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