Cloud Infrastructure MCP Servers
6 MCP servers connect AI assistants like Claude and ChatGPT to the cloud infrastructure tools your business already runs on — including Aiven, Hostinger, Vercel. Pick a server below to see what it does, whether it's officially maintained, and what an assistant can automate with it.
Aiven
Navigate Aiven projects and managed PostgreSQL, Kafka, ClickHouse, and OpenSearch services across cloud providers.
About the Aiven MCP server →Hostinger
Official Hostinger API MCP server for managing hosting services, domains, and website configurations.
About the Hostinger MCP server →Vercel
Lets an assistant search Vercel docs, list your projects and deployments, and inspect deployment logs to debug failures.
About the Vercel MCP server →Heroku
Manage Heroku apps from an assistant: create and deploy apps, scale and restart dynos, read logs, manage add-ons and pipelines, and run Heroku Postgres queries.
About the Heroku MCP server →Pulumi
Query Pulumi Cloud stacks, search deployed resources across clouds, look up Pulumi Registry schemas, check policy violations, and hand infrastructure tasks to Pulumi Neo.
About the Pulumi MCP server →DigitalOcean
Manage DigitalOcean resources from an assistant: App Platform apps, Droplets, managed databases, Kubernetes, networking, Spaces storage and more, with a separate endpoint per service.
About the DigitalOcean MCP server →Already running this in production?
An agent with a live connection to your tools is a model that can act. Crox looks at what catches it when it acts wrongly: the layers around it, who can stop it, and where a near miss gets reported. Two days, one team, one model.