Elastic MCP Server

Execute a search query using Elasticsearch Query DSL. Supports full-text search, filters, aggregations, and sorting.

Execute an ES|QL query for data analysis. ES|QL is a piped query language for filtering, transforming, and aggregating data.

Retrieve a specific document by its ID from an index.

Count documents in an index that match a query.

Execute multiple search queries in a single request for efficiency.

List all users in the Elasticsearch security realm.

Get detailed information about a specific user.

Create a new user with specified roles and permissions.

Delete a user from Elasticsearch. This action cannot be undone.

Enable or disable a user account.

List all roles defined in Elasticsearch.

Get detailed information about a specific role.

Create or update a role with specified cluster and index privileges.

Delete a role from Elasticsearch.

List API keys. Can filter by owner, name, or realm.

Create a new API key for authentication.

Invalidate one or more API keys.

Get the privileges for the current authenticated user.

Check if the current user has specific cluster or index privileges.

Get information about the currently authenticated user.

List all indices in the cluster with their health, status, and document counts.

Get detailed information about a specific index including settings and mappings.

Get the field mappings for an index.

Get the settings for an index.

Create a new index with optional settings, mappings, and aliases.

Delete an index. WARNING: This permanently deletes all data in the index.

Refresh an index to make recent changes available for search.

Get statistics for one or more indices including document counts, storage, and operations.

Get index aliases.

Get the health status of the Elasticsearch cluster including node counts, shard status, and overall health.

Get comprehensive cluster statistics including indices, nodes, and resource usage.

Get basic cluster information including version and build details.

Get information about cluster nodes including roles, JVM settings, and plugins.

Get statistics for cluster nodes including CPU, memory, disk, and index operations.

Get a list of pending cluster-level tasks.

Explain why a shard is unassigned or why it remains on its current node.

Get detailed shard allocation information.