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"Ubuntu" matching MCP tools:

  • Control Nginx web server on Ubuntu systems via SSH connections. Start, stop, restart, check status, reload configurations, or verify configuration files remotely.
  • Update Ubuntu system packages via SSH connection, with options for security-only updates, package upgrades, and cleanup of unused dependencies.
  • Manage SSL certificates on Ubuntu servers using Let's Encrypt. Issue, renew, check status, or list certificates via SSH connection.
  • Deploy website files to Ubuntu servers and manage backups through SSH connections. Supports deployment, backup creation, and restoration operations.
  • Configure Ubuntu firewall rules via SSH to manage network security by enabling, disabling, allowing, or denying specific ports and protocols.

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  • Scan a container image for vulnerabilities. Specify the image name and tag to receive a report of known security issues.
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  • 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.
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  • Converts content between document formats like markdown, HTML, PDF, and DOCX. Specify input and output formats to transform text or files.
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  • 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.
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  • 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.
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  • Convert documents between formats like Markdown, HTML, PDF, and DOCX. Specify content, output format, and complete file paths for advanced formats to transform and save files.
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  • 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.
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  • Check systemd service status on an Ubuntu server, providing full systemctl output, parsed active/enabled states, recent logs, PID, and memory usage.
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  • 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.
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  • Launch an Ubuntu desktop sandbox to browse the web or execute code, then access the stream URL to monitor the instance in real time.
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  • List VMware VMs with power state, resources, and guest details. Filter by name, datacenter, cluster, power state, or IP, and page through results.
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  • Start, stop, restart, reload, enable, or disable systemd services on Ubuntu servers remotely over SSH, with confirmation of service state after the action.
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