What this list covers
Cloud MCP servers let an agent operate production infrastructure: AWS for S3, Lambda, and CloudWatch; Cloudflare for Workers, KV, and R2; Vercel for deploys and env vars; Kubernetes for cluster operations. They are the foundation for platform engineering agents.
- AWS MCP for S3, Lambda, and CloudWatch
- Cloudflare MCP for Workers, KV, and R2
- Vercel MCP for deploys and env vars
- Kubernetes MCP for cluster operations
- Docker MCP for container management
The full list
5 Model Context Protocol servers, ordered by adoption.
AWS MCP
S3, Lambda, and CloudWatch for agents
Expose core AWS services to MCP clients: S3 buckets, Lambda functions, CloudWatch logs, and IAM roles. Designed with strict permission scopes for safe agent operations.
Cloudflare MCP
Workers, KV, and R2 for agents
Expose Cloudflare platform primitives to MCP clients: Workers deployments, KV namespaces, R2 buckets, and D1 databases. A foundation for agents that deploy and operate cloud infrastructure.
Docker MCP
Container and compose for agents
Manage Docker containers, images, and Compose stacks from MCP clients. A practical primitive for agents that provision services and run side-effect tools.
Vercel MCP
Deploys, env vars, and projects for agents
Manage Vercel projects, deployments, and environment variables from MCP clients. Useful for agents that ship frontend code and need to coordinate deploys.
Kubernetes MCP
Cluster operations for agents
Read and operate Kubernetes resources from MCP clients: pods, deployments, services, and logs. A foundation for platform agents that manage cloud-native workloads.
Frequently asked questions
Can an agent deploy to Vercel?
Yes, with the Vercel MCP server, an agent can read projects, create deployments, and manage env vars. Scope the Vercel token to only the projects the agent should access.
Is the AWS MCP server safe?
The AWS MCP server uses IAM roles and short-lived credentials. We recommend running it with a read-only role for most use cases, and only granting write scopes for specific actions like S3 uploads or Lambda updates.