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Restate MCP Server

This is an MCP server project that exposes the Restate Admin API through the MCP protocol as a tool, supporting basic functions such as management of service deployment, invocation operations, and state query.
2.5 points
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What is the Restate MCP Server?

This is a middleware server based on the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It exposes the management functions of the Restate system (such as service deployment and invocation monitoring) through a standardized interface, enabling other systems to interact with Restate via the MCP protocol.

How to use the Restate MCP Server?

You need to build the server program first and then register the server in the MCP client configuration. After registration, you can access the Restate management functions through the standard MCP protocol.

Use Cases

Suitable for scenarios where Restate management functions need to be integrated into an existing operation and maintenance platform or where automated management of Restate services is required.

Key Features

Service and Deployment ManagementSupports service deployment, update, and configuration management, including adjusting service parameters such as idempotency retention settings.
Invocation Monitoring and ControlCan list current service invocations and support canceling or terminating specific invocations.
State QuerySupports querying key - value store states and other properties exposed through the introspection mode.

Advantages and Limitations

Advantages
Standardized interface - provides a unified access method through the MCP protocol
Function integration - centrally exposes scattered Restate management functions
Easy to expand - can gradually add new management functions
Limitations
Limited current function coverage - only supports basic management functions
Requires additional deployment - an MCP server needs to be run separately
Performance overhead - an additional layer of protocol conversion

How to Use

Build the Server
Use the npm command to build the server program.
Register the MCP Server
Add server registration information to the MCP client configuration file.
Start Using
Send requests through the MCP client to access the Restate management functions.

Usage Examples

Service DeploymentDeploy a newly developed Restate service to the production environment
Configuration AdjustmentAdjust the idempotency retention time of an existing service
Problem TroubleshootingQuery the status information of an abnormal invocation

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the MCP server need to run on the same host as Restate?
Which Restate versions are currently supported?
How to confirm that the server has been successfully registered?

Related Resources

Restate Official Documentation
Complete usage documentation for the Restate system
MCP Protocol Specification
Official specification of the Model Context Protocol
Example Code Repository
Configuration examples for various use cases
Installation
Copy the following command to your Client for configuration
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "restate": {
      "command": "node",
      "args": [".../restate-mcp-server/dist/index.js"]
    }
  }
}
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