MCP Servers
Tigris MCP Server
Last updated December 15, 2024
An MCP server that integrates Tigris object storage with AI agents for bucket and object management.
Tigris MCP Server is an open-source Model Context Protocol server that connects AI assistants with Tigris's high-performance, S3-compatible object storage platform. It allows developers to manage buckets and objects using natural language within MCP-compatible editors and environments. Designed for multi-cloud and AI workloads, Tigris provides global data distribution with no egress fees, making it suitable for storing AI models, training datasets, backups, and media. The MCP server exposes bucket creation, object uploads, folder management, file sharing, and deletion operations, enabling seamless integration of storage management into AI-driven workflows.
Key features
- Manage buckets: list, create, and delete
- Upload and organize objects into buckets
- Create folders and files within buckets
- Generate shareable links for stored objects
- Delete objects and manage storage lifecycle
- Compatible with S3 tools and libraries
- Optimized for AI models, training data, and backups
- No egress fees with global data distribution
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