Which integrations are available for this server?

Allows adding, listing, syncing, and removing OpenStack cloud integrations via the HPE Morpheus appliance. Enables registration and management of Proxmox VE hosts through HPE Morpheus, supporting cloud registration and resource discovery via community plugins. Provides tools to add VMware vCenter clouds, list service plans and networks, and provision or manage virtual machines within a Morpheus-managed environment.

How do I use Morpheus MCP Server?

1. Click on "Install Server". 2. Wait a few minutes for the server to deploy. Once ready, it will show a "Started" state. 3. In the chat, type @ followed by the MCP server name and your instructions, e.g., "@Morpheus MCP Server Provision a small Ubuntu instance named 'web-server-01' on the VMware cloud" That's it! The server will respond to your query, and you can continue using it as needed. Here is a step-by-step guide with screenshots.

Morpheus MCP Server

by NixndME

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Morpheus MCP Server

An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that connects Claude, Open WebUI, or any AI assistant to a live HPE Morpheus appliance. Speak in plain English — the AI translates your intent into Morpheus API calls and reports back what was done.

What it does

Clouds — add, list, sync, and remove cloud integrations (AWS, Azure, VMware, Nutanix, KVM, OpenStack, etc.)
Provisioning — provision VMs on any cloud with full discovery of networks, plans, datastores, resource pools, and security groups
Instances — start, stop, restart, delete, and inspect instances
Appliance Health — CPU, memory, database, Elasticsearch, RabbitMQ status with intelligent issue detection
Automation — create tasks, run scripts on instances, execute workflows
Service Catalog — order catalog items, manage blueprints
Tenants, Roles, Users — full RBAC management
License — view license limits and current usage
Release Validation — paste release notes and get an automated API test report

Requirements

Docker and Docker Compose (or Python 3.10+)
A running HPE Morpheus appliance (version 7.x or 8.x)
A Morpheus API token with admin or appropriate permissions
Claude Desktop, Open WebUI, or any MCP-compatible client

Setup

Step 1 — Create your config file

cp .env.example .env

Open .env and fill in your values:

MORPHEUS_URL=https://your-morpheus-instance.com
MORPHEUS_API_TOKEN=your-token-here
MORPHEUS_VERSION=8.1.0

# Transport — see "Connecting your AI client" below
MCP_TRANSPORT=sse

MCP_PORT=8000
LOG_LEVEL=INFO
MORPHEUS_VERIFY_SSL=false

How to get your API token: Morpheus UI → top-right user icon → API Access → Generate Token

Step 2 — Start the server

docker compose up --build -d

Check it started:

docker compose logs -f

Connecting your AI client

docker compose up --build -d starts two containers automatically:

morpheus-mcp on port 8000 — the MCP server
morpheus-mcpo on port 8001 — OpenAPI bridge for Open WebUI

No manual mcpo setup needed.

Open WebUI (any version)

Open Settings → External Tools
Click + → Add Connection
URL: http://host.docker.internal:8001
Auth: None ← must be None, not Bearer
OpenAPI Spec: leave as openapi.json
Click Save

Verify it's working:

curl http://localhost:8001/openapi.json | python3 -m json.tool | head -5

Enable tools in chat: click 🔧 in the chat bar. For Qwen/Llama, set Function Calling to Native in the model's Advanced Params.

host.docker.internal is required — localhost resolves to the container, not your host. On Linux, if host.docker.internal doesn't resolve, use your host's LAN IP: http://192.168.x.x:8001

Claude Desktop

Open the config file:

macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json
Windows: %APPDATA%\Claude\claude_desktop_config.json

Add:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "morpheus": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "mcp-remote", "http://localhost:8000/sse"]
    }
  }
}

Restart Claude Desktop. Tools appear automatically.

Example commands

"Check the Morpheus connection"
"Is the Morpheus appliance healthy?"
"Show me any health alarms"
"Get the last 50 error logs from the appliance"

"List all configured clouds"
"Show me provisioning options for the AWS cloud"
"What VMs are already running on VMware?"

"Provision an Ubuntu 24.04 VM on AWS — ask me for the details"
"Build a VM on VMware using the same settings as existing VMs"
"Stop instance 42"

"List all users"
"Show users with @company.com email"
"Show the current license and how much is used"
"Validate this release: [paste Morpheus release notes here]"

Running without Docker

python -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements.txt
cp .env.example .env
python server.py

SSL

Self-signed certs: MORPHEUS_VERIFY_SSL=false (default). Valid certs: MORPHEUS_VERIFY_SSL=true.

Proxmox

Proxmox requires the community plugin installed first:

Download JAR from HPE Morpheus Proxmox VE Plugin
Install: Administration → Integrations → Plugins → Upload File
Run list_zone_types — the Proxmox code appears
Use that code with add_cloud

Available Tools (80 total)

Connection & Health

Tool	Description
`check_connection`	Verify connectivity and current user
`get_appliance_health`	CPU, memory, DB, Elasticsearch, RabbitMQ with issue detection
`get_health_logs`	Appliance logs with error pattern detection
`get_health_alarms`	Open alarms from cloud and service integrations
`acknowledge_health_alarm`	Acknowledge a specific alarm
`acknowledge_all_health_alarms`	Clear all open alarms

Clouds & Infrastructure

Tool	Description
`list_clouds`	List all configured clouds
`get_cloud_details`	Cloud type, region, status
`list_zone_types`	Available cloud type codes
`get_cloud`	Cloud details by ID
`add_vmware_cloud`	Add a VMware vCenter cloud
`add_cloud`	Add any cloud by zone type code
`sync_cloud`	Trigger manual cloud sync
`delete_cloud`	Remove a cloud integration
`list_groups`	List Morpheus groups/sites
`create_group`	Create a group

Discovery (use before provisioning)

Tool	Description
`suggest_provision_options`	Smart discovery from running VMs — ranked options
`get_provision_options`	Full options for a cloud
`list_instance_types`	List OS/template types
`list_layouts`	Layouts for an instance type on a cloud
`list_service_plans`	VM sizes/flavors for a cloud
`list_networks`	Networks for a cloud
`list_security_groups`	Security groups for a cloud
`list_resource_pools`	Resource pools for a cloud
`list_storage_types`	Storage volume types with recommendation
`list_datastores`	Datastores for a cloud (VMware)
`debug_storage_types`	Dump all storage types for debugging

Provisioning

Tool	Description
`provision_vm`	Provision a VM with confirmed parameters
`provision_vm_with_script`	Provision + auto-run a script post-provision

Instances

Tool	Description
`list_instances`	List instances with optional filters
`get_instance`	Instance details, IP, naming policy info
`stop_instance`	Stop a running instance
`start_instance`	Start a stopped instance
`restart_instance`	Restart an instance
`delete_instance`	Deprovision an instance
`get_instance_history`	Provisioning steps, task runs, error logs
`get_process_output`	Full output for a specific execution

Virtual Images

Tool	Description
`list_virtual_images`	List registered virtual images
`get_virtual_image`	Image details and status
`register_image_from_url`	Register an image from a URL
`delete_virtual_image`	Remove a virtual image

Automation

Tool	Description
`list_tasks`	List tasks in the automation library
`list_workflows`	List workflows
`get_workflow`	Workflow details and tasks
`create_shell_script_task`	Create a bash script task
`create_operational_workflow`	Create an on-demand workflow
`create_provisioning_workflow`	Create a lifecycle workflow
`execute_task_on_instance`	Run a task on a running instance
`run_task_on_server`	Run a task on a server
`run_workflow_on_instance`	Execute a workflow on an instance
`delete_task`	Delete a task
`delete_workflow`	Delete a workflow
`list_processes`	View execution history

Service Catalog

Tool	Description
`list_catalog_items`	List catalog item types
`get_catalog_item`	Catalog item details
`create_catalog_item`	Create a catalog item
`delete_catalog_item`	Delete a catalog item
`list_catalog_types`	List orderable catalog types
`get_catalog_type`	Catalog type with input fields
`order_catalog_item`	Order/deploy a catalog item
`list_catalog_orders`	List catalog orders
`get_catalog_order`	Order details
`list_blueprints`	List blueprints
`get_blueprint`	Blueprint details
`create_blueprint`	Create a blueprint
`delete_blueprint`	Delete a blueprint

Tenants, Roles & Users

Tool	Description
`list_tenants`	List all tenants (fully paginated)
`get_tenant`	Tenant details
`create_tenant`	Create a sub-tenant
`delete_tenant`	Delete a tenant
`list_roles`	List all roles
`get_role`	Role details
`create_role`	Create a role
`delete_role`	Delete a role
`list_users`	All users — paginated, searchable
`get_user`	User details
`create_user`	Create a user with role assignment
`delete_user`	Delete a user

License & Reporting

Tool	Description
`get_license`	License tier, limits, usage, expiry
`validate_release`	Parse release notes, run automated API tests

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