"Ubuntu" matching MCP tools:

• ubuntu_ssl_certificateC

  MCP SSH ServerB

  Issue, renew, and monitor Let's Encrypt SSL certificates on Ubuntu via SSH. Automate HTTPS certificate lifecycle to keep your sites secure.

  MIT

• ubuntu_nginx_controlC

  MCP SSH ServerB

  Start, stop, restart, reload Nginx, check its configuration, and view status on Ubuntu servers via SSH.

  MIT

• ubuntu_update_packagesC

  SSH MCPB

  Update Ubuntu system packages via SSH connection, with options for security-only updates, package upgrades, and cleanup of unused dependencies.

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• ubuntu_ufw_firewallC

  SSH MCPB

  Configure Ubuntu firewall rules via SSH to manage network security by enabling, disabling, allowing, or denying specific ports and protocols.

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• ubuntu_ssl_certificateC

  SSH MCPB

  Manage SSL certificates on Ubuntu servers using Let's Encrypt. Issue, renew, check status, or list certificates via SSH connection.

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• ubuntu_nginx_controlC

  SSH MCPB

  Control Nginx web server on Ubuntu systems via SSH connections. Start, stop, restart, check status, reload configurations, or verify configuration files remotely.

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• ubuntu_website_deploymentC

  SSH MCPB

  Deploy website files to Ubuntu servers and manage backups through SSH connections. Supports deployment, backup creation, and restoration operations.

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• system/packagesA

  Linux MCP daemonA

  List installed packages on Debian/Ubuntu (dpkg) or Alpine (apk) systems by parsing the package database. Filter by name (glob or exact) and get text or JSON output; read-only.

  Apache 2.0

• inspect_hostA

  Gimme MCPA

  Inspect the configured Ubuntu host to report OS details, runtime commands, service states, and non-interactive sudo availability without making changes.

  MIT

• get_cube_sshA

  @krovacloud/mcpA

  Retrieve the SSH host, port, login user, and pinned host keys for a Cube. Returns the correct username (ubuntu/debian/root) instead of guessing, enabling access with passwordless sudo.

  MIT

• list_imagesA

  @rarecloudio/mcp-serverA

  List available OS images for server deployment. Validate image slugs before recommending an operating system.

  MIT

• get_productA

  EndOfLife MCP ServerA

  Retrieve end-of-life dates and support timelines for software products to plan upgrades and maintain security compliance.

  MIT

• scan_imageA

  Grype MCP ServerA

  Scan a container image for vulnerabilities. Specify the image name and tag to receive a report of known security issues.

  Apache 2.0

• scan_image_with_trivyA

  MCP Security ScannerA

  Scan container images for known vulnerabilities in OS packages and application dependencies with Trivy. Identify affected packages, fixed versions, and severity to secure deployments before release.

  MIT No Attribution

• attach_iso_to_vmA

  VMware-AIopsA

  Mount an ISO file from a datastore to a VM's CD-ROM drive. Replaces existing ISO or adds new CD-ROM on IDE controller for powered on or off VMs.

  MIT

• run-ssh-commandA

  hardened-ssh-mcpA

  Run one shell command on a pre-configured remote server via SSH, but only after explicit user approval. Use preview mode to review before executing.

  MIT

• ubuntu_execute_commandA

  Percival UbuntuA

  Execute a single validated command under an active security policy, with chaining and injection patterns blocked. Returns structured JSON results and flags output as untrusted text.

  MIT

• ubuntu_list_serversA

  ubuntu-mcp-serverA

  List all Ubuntu servers in the inventory with connection details (host, port, username). Call this first to discover valid server names for other ubuntu_* tools.

  MIT

• ubuntu_service_statusA

  ubuntu-mcp-serverA

  Check systemd service status on an Ubuntu server, providing full systemctl output, parsed active/enabled states, recent logs, PID, and memory usage.

  MIT

• ubuntu_check_updatesA

  ubuntu-mcp-serverA

  List pending apt updates on an Ubuntu server, highlight security patches, and report reboot status without installing packages.

  MIT

• ubuntu_run_commandA

  ubuntu-mcp-serverA

  Run any shell command on a configured Ubuntu server over SSH and get stdout, stderr, and exit code. Use for tasks not covered by specialized system tools.

  MIT

  Destructive