Download pre-configured starter templates for React or Next.js projects to initialize new InsForge applications with backend services.
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"InsForge Function Host server or service" matching MCP tools:
- List storage mounts for any application, service, or database while sensitive host paths are redacted.MIT
- Retrieve Insforge documentation for backend setup, SDKs, and components. Start with essential instructions, then access specific guides for database, authentication, storage, functions, AI integration, or real-time features.Apache 2.0
- Approve or reject a device to host a Tailscale service, using the service name and device ID to manage access.MIT
- Add a persistent comment to a Nagios host or service to record incident context, maintenance windows, or resolution steps.AGPL 3.0
- Schedules a forced immediate re-check of a Nagios host or service to refresh status on demand. Omit the service name to re-check the host itself.AGPL 3.0
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- Retrieve stored credentials filtered by host or service, returning decrypted passwords and hashes for use in penetration testing.-
- Retrieve the latest discovered credential for a target host or service. Check for existing valid credentials before attacking to maximize success.-
- Retrieve complete details for a specific Centreon service using its host ID and service ID.-
- Remove all active downtimes for a host or a specific service. Specify the host name and optionally a service to clear scheduled maintenance periods.MIT
- Check whether a specified host is in downtime and distinguish between host-level and service-level downtimes.GPL 3.0
- Delete a host or service comment from Thruk monitoring using its numeric ID.MIT
- Removes a scheduled downtime for a host or service using its unique downtime ID.MIT
- Enable or disable active checks for a host or service to control monitoring behavior.MIT
- Acknowledge host or service problems in CheckMK monitoring by specifying type, host, service, and comment to clear alerts.GPL 3.0
- Retrieve host and service comments from CheckMK monitoring. Filter by host name or service description to view specific comment details.GPL 3.0
- List host groups with name, alias, and host/service counts. Filter by backend, limit, and sort columns.MIT
- Attach a free-form comment to a host or service in Thruk monitoring to document observations or actions taken.MIT
- Trigger an immediate recheck for a host or service in your monitoring system. Optionally specify the service, forced flag, or backends.MIT
- Query aggregated host and service statistics using structured filters on hostgroups or custom variables.MIT
- Resolve the published host address and port for a Docker Compose service's internal port, returning all bindings.MIT