"mcp cloudflare dns" matching MCP servers:

Enables users to connect to and manage various Cloudflare services such as Workers, observability, DNS analytics, and more through natural language interactions via MCP clients.

Provides read-only network diagnostics for a target host, including DNS, TLS, HTTP, and registry data.

Lets you use Claude Desktop, or any MCP Client, to use natural language to accomplish things on your Cloudflare account.

Enables read-only access to Cloudflare analytics for the codecrafting.fr zone, providing traffic, threats, and path attack data via local MCP tools for Claude Code.

Enables managing and observing Technitium DNS Server through MCP, including read-only or read-write tool surfaces, scoped bearer authentication, audit logging, and confirmation gates for destructive operations.

Enables AI agents to monitor, trace, query, and manage local DNS resolver chains using MCP, with health checks, packet tracing, Pi-hole log access, and automated failover via natural language.

Enables querying Cloudflare Radar data for internet traffic, attacks, BGP, and quality insights via natural language or direct tool calls.

Captures DNS queries leaving your Mac and serves them to Claude via MCP for traffic pattern analysis, answering questions about top domains, categories, and temporal patterns.

A template for deploying MCP servers as Cloudflare Workers with integrated LogPush and R2 storage for detailed execution logging. It enables remote tool execution and provides utilities for retrieving logs directly from Cloudflare R2 buckets.

Enables web audits for performance, security, SEO, and DNS, returning structured improvement prompts for AI assistants.

Enables natural language interaction with Cloudflare services including Workers, observability, documentation, and Radar for managing configurations, analytics, and internet insights.

A remote MCP server deployed on Cloudflare Workers that provides Cloudflare observability tools (zone analytics, workers analytics, web analytics) and basic calculator functions, without requiring authentication.

MCP server for NextDNS that enables managing profiles, blocklists, analytics, DNS logs, and parental controls through natural language.

Uptime monitoring from your AI agent: create and diagnose checks (40 types: HTTP, TCP, DNS, SSL, ICMP, databases, message queues and more), read results and incidents, and manage status pages and maintenance windows. Built into the self-hostable SolidPing server, served over streamable HTTP at /api/v1/mcp.

Provides safe, read-only network diagnostics (ping, DNS, HTTP health, TLS expiry, port checks, traceroute, and fleet sweeps) for monitoring infrastructure.

Enables diagnosing web hosting and server issues by running live HTTP, SSL, DNS, and security-header checks alongside a searchable troubleshooting knowledge base.

Cross-cloud observability for AI agents. Discover resources, correlate logs, and diagnose infrastructure issues across AWS, GCP, Vercel, and Cloudflare — without leaving your editor.

MCP server for Drumbeats monitoring. Enables creating monitors, triaging incidents, and running HTTP/SSL/DNS checks using natural language from any AI client.

A task manager's view of a Windows or Linux PC for AI assistants: processes, per-core CPU and who ran on it, disks and the files they serve, network connections and DNS lookups, GPUs, sensors, services, stutters and a 7-day history. Actions (ending or suspending processes, controlling services, memory dumps) are allowed kind by kind, and it runs locally over stdio or on 127.0.0.1 only.

Enables AI agents to analyze local or base64-encoded PCAP/PCAPng captures through bounded MCP tools for protocol summaries, conversations, DNS/HTTP/TLS/QUIC inspection, credential and beacon detection, entropy checks, filtering, and Zeek-compatible export.

Provides network and proxy diagnostics for Windows, enabling users to check GitHub reachability, system proxy settings, proxy port status, run DNS/TCP/HTTP checks, scan hosts file conflicts, and get concrete suggestions for fixes.

MCP server for Keenetic routers that runs on the router itself via Entware: clients, DHCP, Wi-Fi, VPN, logs, port forwarding and DNS records, with dry-run by default on every write. A background watcher calls out from the router when a log or config rule matches.

Connects AI agents to live observability stacks including Sentry, GitHub, Vercel, Better Stack, and Cloudflare, enabling end-to-end incident investigation, deployment correlation, root cause analysis, and regression triage.

Data freshness verification for AI agents. Probes endpoints for HTTP cache staleness, latency percentiles, content fingerprinting, TLS certificate health, DNS timing, and redirect chains. Returns deterministic FRESH/STALE/UNKNOWN JSON verdicts with policy evaluation and NIST AI RMF mapping.

An MCP server that gives AI assistants direct access to Kubernetes clusters for pod management and network debugging (DNS, NetworkPolicy, ingress, service mesh) and correlates Dynatrace observability with OpenTelemetry self-monitoring, which automatically ships traces, metrics, and logs to Dynatrace.

A lightweight MCP server providing a single tool to interact with Dagster instances via its GraphQL API for managing runs and logs. It features minimal token overhead and optional Cloudflare Access authentication for secure deployments.

A monorepo of MCP toolkits for Cloudflare Workers, providing over 630 tools across SaaS providers and AWS, with composite tools for security, incident response, billing, and cloud cost optimization.

Enables MCP clients to call Cloudflare Workers-hosted tools while automatically tracking events, checkpoints, and tool calls in Agnost AI analytics.

Provides a deployable template that turns a Cloudflare Workers account into a hosted MCP endpoint with OAuth-gated private tools, auto-generated docs, health checks, rate limiting, and a server-rendered monitoring dashboard.

Enables assistants to list projects and issues, inspect events and stacktraces, and resolve errors across one or more self-hosted Sentry-compatible error trackers through an OAuth-protected Cloudflare Worker.

Remote MCP deployment scaffold for Skylight's MCP server, hosted on Cloudflare Workers and Containers, enabling HTTP access to the stdio-based Ruby MCP server.

Enables an LLM to triage packet captures with nine tools that return capped summaries of conversations, talkers, protocols, DNS, HTTP, and TLS, then drill into individual packets, with every finding citing the packet number that proves it. Reads classic pcap and pcapng files using only the Python standard library, so no tshark or other external binary is required.

Enables local analysis of classic libpcap capture files through MCP tools covering DNS, DHCP, ICMP, TCP connections, anomalies, retransmissions, traffic flows, SIP calls, and capture summaries without network access or API keys.

Multi-site analytics for AI agents — GA4, Google Search Console, Cloudflare edge, PageSpeed, and audit insights across all your websites as tools.

Enables comprehensive management of Tailscale networks including device management, DNS configuration, file sharing via Taildrop, security monitoring, and network automation with built-in Grafana/Prometheus observability stack.

Enables DNS and email security analysis through passive and active scanning capabilities. Provides comprehensive domain security checks including SPF, DMARC, DNSSEC validation, MX record analysis, and SMTP connectivity testing.

Aggregates site analytics and published content from Google Analytics, Search Console, Cloudflare, and Buffer into MCP tools for traffic, search, request, and content reports.

Enables AI assistants to troubleshoot AWS and hybrid network connectivity by analyzing hop-by-hop paths across security groups, NACLs, route tables, Transit Gateway routes, VPN/BGP, DNS, and flow logs to identify blocking rules and suggest fixes.

Lets coding agents create and manage heartbeat, website, TCP, DNS, SSL certificate, and domain monitoring checks, and read check history, incidents, uptime, latency metrics, and dashboards.

Enables MCP clients to inspect and manage one or more Technitium DNS Server instances through their HTTP API, including stats, zones, records, query logs, and optional write actions.