Google Cloud NetApp Volumes MCP Server
Manage Google Cloud NetApp Volumes from AI clients
- Tool type
- MCP tools for AI infrastructure workflows
- Made for
- Infrastructure engineers and AI-agent developers
- Runs on
- Node.js process or self-hosted HTTP service
What it does
Google Cloud NetApp Volumes MCP Server provides AI agents with tools for managing cloud storage pools, volumes, snapshots, backups and replication. It also covers supported security and identity configurations through the Google Cloud control plane.
The npm package runs with local stdio or a self-hosted HTTP/SSE interface. Delete operations are deliberately excluded, but other tools can still make consequential changes. Use appropriate Google Cloud permissions and review proposed operations before the client executes them.
What it can do
- Pool management
- Volume operations
- Snapshot management
- Backup operations
- Replication configuration
Works with
- Google Cloud NetApp Volumes
Before you choose
- Storage, cloud infrastructure and AI-client subscriptions may incur separate charges.
- Confirm the server’s current support and commercial terms.
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Get started
- Review the server’s deployment and account requirements.
- Configure a narrowly authorized identity and connect an MCP-compatible client.
- Validate results and require review for any supported state-changing operation.
Plans and prices
Confirm the selected server’s entitlement and support terms. Existing storage or cloud accounts, self-hosted infrastructure and AI-client usage can add separate costs.
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