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The NetBox MCP server development environment configured by GitHub Codespaces, including a complete development toolchain and simulated services
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What is NetBox MCP Server?
NetBox MCP Server is a server based on the Model Context Protocol (MCP) standard, specifically designed to integrate with the NetBox network infrastructure management platform. It allows AI assistants and applications to access and manage network resources such as network devices, IP addresses, and virtual circuits through the standardized MCP protocol.How to use NetBox MCP Server?
The complete development environment can be quickly launched through GitHub Codespaces. The system will automatically configure all necessary services, including the simulated NetBox API server, Vault key manager, and PostgreSQL database. Users can directly start developing or testing MCP tool functions.Applicable scenarios
Suitable for scenarios such as network automation, infrastructure management, DevOps workflows, and AI assistant integration. Especially suitable for application development that requires real - time access to network configuration data and device information.Main features
Deep NetBox integration
Fully integrated with the NetBox API, supporting core functions such as device management, IP address management, and virtual circuits
State confidence management
Maintain the confidence of operation states through the PostgreSQL database to ensure data consistency
Vault key management
Integrated with HashiCorp Vault for secure key and credential management
Codespaces ready
Pre - configured GitHub Codespaces development environment, start the complete development stack with one click
MCP standard compatible
Fully compliant with the Model Context Protocol standard and can be integrated with any MCP client
Advantages
Out - of - the - box development environment without complex configuration
Complete simulated service stack supporting offline development
Standardized MCP protocol, easy to integrate with other tools
Powerful network infrastructure management capabilities
Secure key management and status tracking
Limitations
Requires basic knowledge of network management
Depends on a specific version of the NetBox API
Additional security configuration is required for the production environment
Some advanced features require a NetBox enterprise - edition license
How to use
Start the Codespaces environment
Click the 'Code' button on the GitHub repository page, select 'Codespaces' → 'Create codespace on main'
Wait for the environment to initialize
The system will automatically set up the Python environment, Docker service, and other dependent components, which takes about 2 - 3 minutes
Verify the service status
Check if all development services are running normally, including NetBox Mock, Vault Mock, and the database
Start development or testing
Use the provided test scripts to verify functions or start developing new MCP tools
Usage examples
Network device inventory query
Query all devices and their status information in the current network
IP address management
Find available IP addresses or check the allocation status of specific IPs
Virtual circuit configuration
Create or query virtual circuit connections between sites
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I do if the service cannot be accessed after the Codespaces environment is started?
How to solve the database connection failure?
How to debug when the test fails to run?
How to add a new MCP tool?
What should be noted when deploying in the production environment?
Related resources
MCP official documentation
Complete technical specifications and API references for the Model Context Protocol
NetBox documentation
Official documentation for the NetBox network infrastructure management platform
HashiCorp Vault documentation
Complete documentation for Vault key management and security services
PostgreSQL documentation
Official documentation and reference guides for the PostgreSQL database
GitHub Codespaces documentation
Complete usage guide for the GitHub Codespaces cloud development environment

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