"Managing Proxmox Servers" matching MCP servers:

MCP server for managing Proxmox VE clusters — provision VMs and containers, manage snapshots and backups, execute commands, browse storage, and monitor resources through natural language

AI-powered MCP server for managing Proxmox VE VMs and containers with built-in governance, audit logging, and reversibility.

Enables interaction with Proxmox VE for managing VMs, containers, storage, and cluster resources via natural language through the Model Context Protocol.

Provides a complete MCP server for managing Proxmox VE infrastructure with 115 specialized tools, enabling AI assistants and automation systems to perform complex virtualization tasks seamlessly.

A Python-based Model Context Protocol server that enables managing Proxmox virtualization platform through Cursor IDE, supporting complete VM lifecycle management including creation, power control, and deletion.

MCP server for managing Proxmox VE resources, VM/CT lifecycle, snapshots, backups, and clones via natural language.

A read-only MCP server for Proxmox VE that provides AI assistants with structured visibility into cluster nodes, guests, storage, and Docker workloads. It is designed to prevent any mutating operations by construction.

Minimal MCP server for Proxmox VE — 38 tools for nodes, VMs, LXC, storage, and snapshots. Read-only by default, single Docker image, multi-arch.

Enables MCP clients to diagnose Proxmox VE clusters — quorum and HA state, Ceph and ZFS health, backup coverage audits, task failures, pending updates and node evacuation planning — with answers returned as findings and recommended steps. VM power, snapshot and migration operations are available but disabled by default, requiring a preview and a bound confirmation token before anything executes.

Enables read-only interaction with Proxmox homelab VMs and containers, allowing LLM agents to list VMs, monitor status and performance metrics, view snapshots, and check cluster health through natural language queries.

Enables MCP-compatible clients like Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Codex, and local-model hosts to inspect Proxmox VE clusters, nodes, VMs, containers, storage, snapshots, and tasks, with opt-in write operations for starting, stopping, cloning, backing up, and migrating guests. Read-only by default, it supports both stdio and Streamable HTTP transports.

Enables LLM agents to monitor and manage a Proxmox VE cluster, including cluster status, VM/container lifecycle, and node actions via MCP tools.

Enables AI agents to manage Proxmox VE clusters, LXC containers, snapshots, services, and Tailscale mesh status.

A collection of MCP servers for managing Proxmox, Linux, Windows, Docker, npm, and Python in a homelab environment.

Enables an AI assistant to fully navigate a single-node Proxmox VE host over SSH, with modes for read-only inspection, safe operations, and full control including provisioning and destruction.

An MCP server that exposes Proxmox VE node/cluster as tools for MCP clients, enabling management of VMs and containers including power control, resource reconfiguration, snapshots, and backups.

Enables Claude to manage Proxmox VE infrastructure — VMs, LXC containers, snapshots, storage, and more.

Enables natural language management of Proxmox VE VMs and containers, including lifecycle, snapshots, cloud-init, and secure multi-step automation workflows.

A Python MCP server for Proxmox VE that lets AI agents read cluster status, power guests on/off, and provision new VMs/containers through natural language, while preventing any destructive actions.

An MCP server for Proxmox VE that enables read-only cluster inspection, VM/container lifecycle operations, snapshots, migration, and provisioning with safe confirmation gates.

Enables AI assistants and MCP clients to manage Proxmox VE infrastructure, including virtual machines, containers, storage, networking, and high availability through a standardized interface.

Enables safe, confirmable Proxmox operations: read-only cluster/guest status and bounded power actions and snapshot creation, with explicit byte-for-byte approval for each mutation.

Enables assistants to operate a home lab through one authenticated HTTPS endpoint, including managing Proxmox VMs and containers, Home Assistant and ESPHome devices, Docker, shell access over SSH, Fully Kiosk tablets, and network discovery.

Enables AI assistants to manage Proxmox VE virtual machines via MCP and OpenAPI, supporting operations like start, stop, clone, and snapshot.

A Python-based server enabling interaction with Proxmox hypervisors. It supports secure authentication and provides tools for managing nodes, VMs, clusters, and storage.

Enhanced MCP server for managing Proxmox virtualization platforms with complete VM lifecycle management, LXC container support, and OpenAPI integration. Enables natural language VM creation, power management, and comprehensive cluster monitoring through secure API access.

Exposes 338 tools for the Proxmox Virtual Environment API, enabling users to inspect and control nodes, QEMU VMs, LXC containers, storage and backups, clustering and HA, users and permissions, firewall rules, disks, Ceph, ACME certificates, SDN, notifications, and resource pools. Includes lifecycle actions, snapshots, migration, metrics, task tracking, and guest-agent command execution, with an optional read-only mode that blocks all writes.

Enables asking in plain language about a Proxmox VE cluster's guests, backups, snapshots and resource pressure, and starting, cleanly shutting down or rebooting VMs and containers or taking snapshots from the same chat. Every change requires a one-time confirmation code, and no tool can delete a guest, restore a backup or roll back a snapshot.

A powerful, lightweight Model Context Protocol (MCP) server built in Python that enables Artificial Intelligence assistants (Claude Desktop, Cursor, Antigravity, Claude Code, etc.) to manage and monitor your Proxmox VE cluster using natural language.

A PROXMOX implementation containing 152 tools covering QEMU VMs, LXC, unified guest power, storage admin, cluster/tasks, snapshots, backups (incl. scheduled jobs), migration, HA, firewall (incl. IPSet CIDRs), access control, replication, SDN (read), ACME (read), pools, and console tickets.