Huawei Cloud MCP Server

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One MCP Server for all Huawei Cloud services. Agents connect to one URL and access every enabled cloud service tool. Enable only the services you need, secure production with JWT auth, and add new cloud services with zero Agent-side config change.

Why unified? Without this server, each Huawei Cloud service needs its own MCP entry — 8+ servers to configure, update, and maintain. With this server, the Agent configures one entry, forever. New services appear as additional tools (obs_*, rds_*, …) with no Agent-side change.

Supported services

75 tools total — Per-tool details: docs/TOOLS.md

Related MCP server: Huawei MCP Server

Key features

Quick start

Prerequisites

• Python 3.10+

• uv (recommended) or pip

• Huawei Cloud AK/SK

1. Install

uv sync

2. Configure

Edit .env in the repo root:

HUAWEICLOUD_ACCESS_KEY_ID=your-ak
HUAWEICLOUD_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=your-sk
HUAWEICLOUD_REGION=cn-north-4
HUAWEICLOUD_PROJECT_ID=your-project-id
CODEARTS_DEFAULT_PROJECT_ID=your-codearts-project-id

3. Connect your Agent (stdio mode)

stdio mode is the simplest — no gateway, no JWT. Configure your Agent (see Agent Configuration) and you're done.

4. Start the gateway (gateway mode, optional)

Skip this step for stdio mode.

Add to .env:

MCP_GATEWAY_AUTH_MODE=dev
MCP_GATEWAY_HOST=127.0.0.1

Start:

# Linux / macOS
./start.sh

# Windows
powershell -File start.ps1

# Or via CLI
mcp-gateway serve --manifest manifest.yaml --host 0.0.0.0 --port 8080

Verify:

curl http://127.0.0.1:8080/healthz
# {"status":"ok","mounted":[{"name":"huaweicloud","mount_path":"/hwc"}]}

Agent Configuration

Use the templates below. Replace <RUN_SCRIPT> with the absolute path to scripts/run-with-env.sh (Linux/macOS) or scripts/run-with-env.ps1 (Windows).

stdio (local dev, recommended)

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "huaweicloud": {
      "command": "<RUN_SCRIPT>",
      "timeout": 120
    }
  }
}

SSE via gateway (production)

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "huaweicloud": {
      "url": "http://<HOST>:<PORT>/hwc/sse",
      "transport": "sse",
      "timeout": 120,
      "headers": {
        "Authorization": "Bearer <TOKEN>"
      }
    }
  }
}

Where to put the config

Verify

# Hermes
hermes mcp test huaweicloud
#   ✓ Connected (643ms)
#   ✓ Tools discovered: 75

Key point: Regardless of how many Huawei Cloud services are added, the Agent always configures one MCP server entry. New services appear as additional tools without any Agent-side config change.

Gateway architecture

Auth is handled at two layers — gateway middleware (JWT verify + path RBAC) and per-tool role checks inside the MCP server. See docs/DEPLOY.md for auth modes, Token CLI, and production setup.

stdio mode (local dev, no gateway)

The unified server can run directly via stdio — no gateway or JWT needed:

# All services (75 tools)
huaweicloud-mcp-server

# Subset only
MCP_ENABLED_SERVICES=ecs,pipeline huaweicloud-mcp-server

# SSE mode
MCP_TRANSPORT=sse MCP_PORT=8000 huaweicloud-mcp-server

Two-phase commit (destructive operations)

Destructive tools (stop, reboot, delete, resize, disable pipeline, update pipeline, scale-down node pool, disassociate EIP, delete route, create manual backup, delete OBS object, set OBS bucket policy) follow a two-phase commit pattern to prevent accidental execution:

Phase 1: Tool call returns a preview + approval_id (TTL 120s)
         → {status: "pending_approval", approval_id: "...", preview: {...}}

Phase 2: User explicitly approves
         → ecs_confirm_destructive(approval_id="...")
         → Operation executes, returns {ok: true, data: {...}}

If the approval ID expires, re-issue the original call to get a fresh one.

Configuration

Core environment variables

Full variable reference: docs/CONFIGURATION.md · .env.example

Service & tool filtering

• Service-level: MCP_ENABLED_SERVICES=ecs,pipeline or --enable/--disable CLI flags

• Tool-level: MCP_INCLUDE_TOOLS / MCP_EXCLUDE_TOOLS fnmatch globs in manifest or env

• RBAC multi-mount: mount separate FastMCP instances per role at different paths

See docs/CONFIGURATION.md for manifest examples, RBAC patterns, and mcp-gateway config preview.

Production deployment

• systemd: see mcp-gateway/deploy/mcp-gateway.service

• Nginx: TLS termination only — one location / rule, no changes when services are added/removed

• JWT tokens: mcp-gateway token keygen → token create → token verify

Full guide: docs/DEPLOY.md

Adding a new Huawei Cloud service

1. Create huaweicloud_mcp/services/<name>/ with make_tools(settings) → dict

2. Add if "<name>" in enabled branch in server.py:build_server()

3. Append "<name>" to build_kwargs.enabled in manifest.yaml

4. Restart gateway — new tools appear automatically

No Nginx change. No gateway code change. No Agent config change.

Documentation

License

MIT